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MonkeyWorld3D is a scene graph editor for the jMonkeyEngine (jME). You can edit scene elements, terrain, physics and animations. Our aim is to make a WYSIWYP (What you see is what you play) game editor.
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cmjTracer is a small Java based ray tracer with antialiasing and Constructive Solid Geometry (CSG). It will be capable of importing various 3D and image file formats for rendering. It will also be able to render keyframed animations.
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Sprite Kinematics Workbench is a tool that allow to create 2D animations by specifying the motion of image segments. You can give life to a stickman or to anything else your imagination can think of.
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bnrt is a tool to distribute the rendering of animations using blender as a rendering engine over a network.
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BURP aims to develop a publicly distributed system for rendering 3D animations over the Internet using CPU idle time.
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POV-Ray Animations for everyone from everyone. Use the power of many Computer connected to the Internet to raytrace long or complex Animations with the freeware Raytracer POVRay (http:/www.povray.org/). Each Client gets a "work unit" from the Server an
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A set of tools for producing and adjusting images for use with lenticular sheets or barrier screens to produce 3D autostereograms. It should be possible to use these tools to produce short Animations as well.
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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.
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A utility to help create animations in POV-Ray, a free raytracer. In your POV-Ray code, insert variable names instead of numbers for any values which may change. An #include file is generated based on keyframes which will fill in those variabes.
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Java2D Animation Rendering Library -- create stunning java2D animations with no programming required.
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P4D is a lowpolygon 3D editor and a game environment. With the editor you can modify bonebased 3D models, animations and textures. The game environment (which is also used by the editor) provides simple script-, physic-, particle- engines.
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32-bit animated lossless image compression. Animations typically achieve better compression than gif. Regular images typically achieve average compression than png and tiff. IIF is written in 100% pure java
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This Java library was created in order to import rigged and animated figures including the animations created in Blender(c) into Java3D app. The approach chosen was to export the Blender(c) file using the Ogre3D export PlugIn for Blender(c) and then load the data using the classes from this library.
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