Open Source Java Graphics Software - Page 40

You own a Pegasus NoteTaker hardware based digital pen ? You only use Linux or Solaris ? Now, there is an alternative ! (Compatible with IRIS Notes, Dane-Elec magic pen and others). Drivers and application are provided !

Jaya is intended to become as powerful as its 'big brother' MAYA (althought they are not affiliate!), by providing commands to build complete UI interfaces, render objects, create shaders, etc. It is fully written in Java to be run on any operating system

Java 3D engine. Applet demo is available at the project homepage.

MArch is a Media Archive, which allows you to organize your Audio/Movie/Image Collections efficiently. It aims at portability and is currently being developed for Windows and Linux platforms. It is written completely in Java.

METAGRAF is an Application written in pure Java (platform independent) to create any kind of graphics, including text and images, and that outputs a MetaPost file that can be converted in PostScript, PDF ...etc., or can be included directly in any TeX/LaT

Free implementation of the standards published by the Multimedia and Hypermedia Experts Group (MHEG) of the ISO.

Skin Editor form Mediaportal

MVIP is the multicast VRML interchange protocol. This protocol allows users to participate in shared virtual worlds. The protocol uses the services of RTP and accesses VRML through EAI.

This project provides a library of easy to use 2D graphics editor tools and a functional and extendable stand-alone graphics editor.

MagicPhotos lets you quickly and easily give photos a dramatic look by applying different effects while keeping your chosen details untouched. This draws the viewer's attention to the individual image details, creating striking images. With its intuitive and responsive user interface, MagicPhotos is super easy and fun to use. You simply use your finger as a brush to apply effects to certain regions of your image or bring back original image. 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.

Magnesia is a distributed (client-server) photo manager. It allows you to check your photos in and out from everywhere without loosing control over them.

MandalaJar is an editor for mandalas - concentric rotation-symmetric figures containing various graphical patterns intended for being printed and filled out using crayons.

It is simple program for reding comics or manga,not much feature , just simple next and previous.

MangaCat is a manga cataloguing program to manage your manga collection. With mangaCat, you will be able to catagorise Scanlated Manga archives into volume/chapter ascociations based on Manga name. The MangaCat software suite is modeled after popular media players such as Winanp and Windows media player where the user can import media files and manage them through tagging in the media library. Once you have imported your manga files into the Media LIbrary, you can read your manga files through the built in manga reader.

A program to orthorectify (correcting scanning distortions) and stitch images of gridded paper maps. The expected use is to correct and join several smaller (e.g. A4) scans of out-of-copyright large paper maps for display in a GIS or on the web.

Java applications for managing maps for roleplaying games. As well as the original application for managing fantasy maps, there is a web application for Traveller style star maps which includes world generation routines.

Maru is a software for draw images based in grid. It can be applied to cross-stitch or games when it is necessary to draw images in squares. Some famous algorithms for drawing rects, polygons and circles are implemented. It is based in layers.

Morphing Android menu, back, dismiss and check buttons. Have full control of the animation. Use it as a standalone drawable in your Toolbar. A plain old View that draws the icon and provides an API to manipulate its state. You can embed it in any layout including a Toolbar. Customization is also available through xml attributes. he icon state is resolved by current offset value. Make sure you use offset between 0 and 1 for forward animation and 1 and 2 for backwards to correctly save icon state on activity recreation.

MaterialLibrary is an open source Android library that back-port Material Design components to pre-Lolipop Android. MaterialLibrary's original author is Rey Pham. Now you can use any widget in com.rey.material.widget package as you wish. For styling, please view Wiki. Note that default style of widgets depend on theme of AppCompat. AppCompat and CardView library is required by Material library. Make sure to add the snapshot repository. You can try the SNAPSHOT version.

Testlab for Image Processing: You can enter formulas like "r = r + b/2; g=g*2; b=b/2" and watch/store the Result. Alternatively cou can run a convolution matrix on the source image. Implemented in Java, fully GUIed, avg. performance.

MathGenius is a graphical tool intended to simplify your work in mathematics. By now it includes a graphical function plotter, a mechanism (still in development) to derive functions, and an equation solver. An extension mechanism will be developed.

MATHLIB3D: MATHLIB3D is a Vector/Matrix/Quaternion/Plane/Polynomial C++/Java library targeting either precision or fast mathematical operations executed on vectors, matrices and quaternions.

MathSong will be a flexible, portable, user-friendly Java program for producing algorithmic art. It will have multiple layers and plug-in formulas.

Matisse is a well-designed local image and video selector for Android. If you use Glide as your image engine, add rules as Glide's README says. If you use Picasso as your image engine, add rules as Picasso's README says. There are two built-in themes you can use to start MatisseActivity, which are R.style.Matisse_Zhihu (light mode), and R.style.Matisse_Dracula (dark mode). All images and videos will be shown in Matisse by default, you can't limit the selectable mime types. You can launch Matisse from Activity or Fragment. Meanwhile you should receive results in the corresponding onActivityResult() callback. If you want a fixed span count, you can do it. The span count will stay the same when orientation changes. If you expect a grid size which will be flexible fitting different screens, you can also pull that off. This value won't necessarily be applied cause the photo grid should fill the view container.

This is a socket log4j appender which has the character falling effect like the one in the movie The Matrix.