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A group of specific modules that allow to create and manage a simple distance learning system including audio/video and slide synchronization (in live streamed session too), slideshows, content management, teacher/student chat.
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Generalized Finite Automata (GFA) Imager is a simple Java Applet that creates fractal images using an intuitive visual representation of finite automata.
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Java 3D Game SDK based on J2SE 1.4 and Java 3D 1.3. No native code is used, so this SDK should be portable to all operating systems, which provide the above SDKs. The SDK provides functions from initializing the window till model animating and renderin
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Ship Agents FasterGemini Enterprise Agent Platform lets you rapidly build, scale, govern and optimize production-ready agents grounded in your organization's data. The platform enables developers to build custom or pre-built agents for virtually any use case. New customers get $300 in free credits.
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Amazed is an image editor written in Java. Its key features are simple viewing and manipulation of images in different formats, including easy navigation among images in a directory. Other features: resizing, flipping, filtering, adding text, printing, op
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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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TouchGraph provides a set of interfaces for graph visualization using force-based layout and focus+context techniques. For now only older code is available, but we are planning to release new versions as well.
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piXflow browses your image libraries and previews them as thumbnails. It comes with a comfortable image viewer / player with optional full screen mode. Simple doubleclicks add / remove the best quality shots from your digital camera to your slideshow.
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jGrabber is a command-line webcam utility that can be used to download and save remote webcam images to the local filesystem. It is written in Java using JDK1.4 and is configurable via a simple XML document.
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make.photo.cd is a mega shell script that generates simple html (no use of java, or javascript, does not mean html that is simple minded :-) set of browsing pages for a selection of Digital Camera images. The final stages will generate a CDROM image that
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Stringulator uses a physical model of strings, masses and elasticity to model objects made of strings/wires (like www.sodaplay.com). Very simple Java application where you can play with the parameters.
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CyberForm for Java3D is a source code generator for Java3D programmers. CyberForm generates a compressed binary file that has a specified geometry information with the source code. To specify the output precision, you can reduce the file size more. Using
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Zaval GDP is a set of components that allow to control size, location, cursor type for the Java AWT/Swing/LwVCL components. Actually, components are Java AWT events listeners that have no GUI part.
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Simple Java applet that adds an animated sparkle to a string. My first Java program back in 1996. :-)
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simple, portable and customizable library providing headers and initialisation code for OpenGl extensions. glex
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3D Mesh generator for letters (characters string) using fonts supported by freetype, and triangle.c or libgts to triangulate contours. There are simple output for POVRAY, 3DG1, and GTS. There are few deformations already defined in code.
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J3DME provides fast simple 3D rendering capabilities for small devices running Java. The engine will support wireframe and surface renderer. Supported UI rendering architectures are MIDP(J2ME), WABA, AWT and KJAVA.
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Loose intention is to develop a particle engine visualised with Java3D. Along the way various aspects of Java3D will be explored. Hopefully code generated will have benefit to others as a learning base.
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Java access to USB, currently using kernel 2.4 Linux-USB support. There is a "core" API for accessing USB devices, and simple tools including a USB viewer in Swing. Applications are being developed separately, including digital camera support.
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SWIGS is a perl script for creating hierarchically organized web image galleries with automatically created thumbnails and for each image. SWIGS strives for complete flexibility in layout through templates and a simple Perl extension interface.
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Small Java Library for SVG (sjlsvg) is a simple library for draw svg vector image on Java platform. The library will be as small as possible (XML parser, SVG render, ...) for use as "small" applet or in Mobile platforms (PalmOs, PocketPC, ...)
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This is a simple Java parser and object serialization factory for Collada 1.4.1. It is built with maven, has some unit tests to show how the thing works, and requires maven, digester and velocity. Super simple, use it at will any way you wish.
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A very simple software to shrink images to the size of an average screen (~1280px width). The software uses most capabilitys of the computer in order to resize several hundred images in small time.
