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FileConv is a set of utility classes that allow java programmers to load/write 3d files of various formats to/from 3d applications and convert between various file formats so that people using different 3d applications can collaborate on the same project
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Xi3D is an X3D renderer and browser for 3D Web content. It contains compliant parsers for VRML'97 types, a java scenegraph, XML bindings using SAX2, a content converter, full runtime and event model, DOM Level 2, vecmath
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FMC will provide a Model-View-Controller architecture for developers to make Freality: an extensible metaverse, for gaming, socializing, exploration and pretty much everything under the virtual sun.
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Fungus is a framework for distributed simulation by multi-agents. It uses a very modular architecture. A GUI is provided. In our model, everything is Agent. Even the environnement. You have an access to the communication's 'canals'.
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ASSET is an open source Java application providing support to the modelling of maritime tactics. User-defined performance files can be used to replace the generic data used for ships, submarines, weapons, sensors, and helos.
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