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...Inspired by the vpython manifesto "3D programming for ordinary mortals", vedo makes it easy to work with 3D pointclouds, meshes and volumes, in just a few lines of code, even for less experienced programmers. vedo is based on VTK and numpy, with no other dependencies. Import meshes from VTK format, STL, Wavefront OBJ, 3DS, Dolfin-XML, Neutral, GMSH, OFF, PCD (PointCloud). Export meshes as ASCII or binary to VTK, STL, OBJ, PLY formats. Analysis tools like Moving Least Squares, mesh morphing and more. Tools to visualize and edit meshes (cutting a mesh with another mesh, slicing, normalizing, moving vertex positions, etc..). ...

Ming is an SWF ("Flash") file format output library. It is written in C, with wrappers for C++, Python, and PHP, plus rudimentary support for Ruby and Perl.

EnKoDeur-Mixeur (EKD) is an open source software which makes videos, pictures and audio post-production. It can be also used to convert videos in many formats. It is written in python and use the PyQt4 bindings.

Lightningbeam is a free, open-source alternative to Adobe Flash. It is written in Python, and uses PyGUI for a GUI, swfc for compiling, and Cairo for image processing. It has the ability to export to HTML5 as well as .swf, allowing for viewing on non-Flash-compatible devices (such as the iPhone or the Kindle), and can pack all resources into a single HTML file for portability. Lightningbeam supports ActionScript, allowing for interactive content creation.

A program to assist in writing Arabic text in programs that don't support Arabic, such as Photoshop (the non-ME editions), Scribus, Flash, and others. Source code is hosted on github: http://github.com/hasenj/arabic-writer

vnc2swf is a screen recording tool for Macromedia Shockwave Flash (SWF) format.

Flash Tools based on Ming (ming.sourceforge.net) implemented in Python. Aim to provide a library of code between the ming library and a Flash GUI (which does not yet exist!). Features include SVG conversation and following specified paths.

Zoom Tools includes a Python program which splits images into blocks and metadata compatible with the Zoomifyer Flash applet. After generation, images can be panned and zoomed with Zoomifyer (free, but proprietary) for web or intranet publishing.