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GeoTools is an open source (LGPL) Java code library which provides standards compliant methods for the manipulation of geospatial data. GeoTools is an Open Source Geospatial Foundation project. The GeoTools library data structures are based on Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) specifications.

Important: Groimp migrates to Gitlab. You can find the latest code at "https://gitlab.com/grogra/groimp/". The version on Sourceforge will not be updated anymore. The modelling platform GroIMP is designed as an integrated platform which incorporates modelling, visualisation and interaction. It exhibits several features which makes itself suitable for the field of biological or ALife modelling: The “modelling backbone” consists in the language XL. It is fully integrated, e.g., the...

...Photo editor supports multiple effects (Decolorize (Color Splash), Recolor, Sketch, Cartoon and so on) and Photo Retouch mode that lets you remove small flaws and unwanted content (watermarks, people, text, power lines as well as other unwanted objects) from your photos, as well as apply controlled blur to selected details of photo you would like to hide (license plates, human faces and so on). Application is easy to use and provides full control of editing process. MagicPhotos is available for Android 4.4+ and Windows Phone 7.5+ environments.

en: A Grafical Machine. Describes symbols, icons or any group of grafical objects in a simple way. These are independent from screen. de: eine grafische Maschine, die Grafik macht. Einfach. Unabhängig vom Schirm.

The intention of this project is to build a graphical editor for Laszlo, with a palette you will be able to drag and drop objects in a canvas. The user will be able to move from graphical to textual edtiton freely.

A vector-based graphical editor for generating l-system type fractals visually. Can be used to instantly create line drawings of complex recursive objects like trees and other plants. Will soon support svg export.

Scene Beans is an animation framework for Java2D. Scene Beans lets the programmer create animations by composing Java objects in a declarative style and hides the details of exactly how that animation is animated and rendered.