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PMViewer is a Visualization tool for Astrophysical N-Body and Hydro Simulations. GADGET-2 data support.With/Without periodical boundary conditions.Snapshot of scene in PPM and GIF formats.Flying in 3D space. Active/Passive Stereo 3D support.
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RayLab is a simple, portable ray tracer for producing 3D images. It uses a custom text-based scene description language, and supports several mathematical shapes, as well as CSG operations (constructive solid geometry).
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2D/3D Scene Graph rendering engine for Linux/Unix/Win32 layered atop OpenGL. Supports stereoscopy, volume rendering, 2D/3D texture mapping, picking, LOD and view-dependent operations, cross-platform text, constant-rate rendering and image-based data.
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libgtk3dcanvas is a Gtk set of widgets to build easily simple 3D scene render engines. You can add items (balls, stick, polygone, ...) like on libgnomecanvas, and then, you can declare several camera (OpenGL, Direct3d...) to render it.
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Solid is a library for collision detection of three-dimensional objects undergoing rigid motion and deformation. Solid is designed to be used in interactive 3D graphics applications using a VRML-like scene graph.
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