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Xj3D is an open-source Java codebase for the X3D Graphics standard.
Xj3D is a project of the Web3D Consortium focused on creating a toolkit for VRML97 and X3D content written completely in Java. Xj3D has been produced and is maintained by Web3D Consortium members.
Current status: active development with frequent updates. We have successfully ported the full codebase and history from the previous site to Sourceforge and are now following the Xj3D Evolution strategy. All open-source contributions are welcome.
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The library im4java provides a pure-java interface to ImageMagick, GraphicsMagick and other popular commandline tools like jpegtran, ufraw, dcraw, exiftool. The im4java-engine permits the addition of new tools in a very short time (less than an hour)
A small library made of one class (one method and one constructor) which takes two BufferedImages, the width and the height of the final image to produce a full anaglyph image from the images provided.
A simple HTTP-based server providing a language-agnostic interface to the Batik SVG rasterizing engine. By daemonizing the task, the overhead of the JVM is much less of an issue and much better performance is attained.