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LdrawConverter is a converter which could convert the LDraw LEGO geometry file format in different other geometry formats used by various 3D rendering programs.
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Java3D 3DS FileLoader for platforms supporting JDK1.4 and Java 3D Highly functional, multiplatform 3DS File format loader Supports: Heirarchical animation Cameras Point Lights Directional Lights Textures Smooth Groups and other features
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JVisual3D is a GUI library, 3D geometry viewer and a mathematical visualization software written in pure java. It is comparable with the well known javaview project. This is under GPL. Create, manipulate and display easiely meshes, 3d shapes, surfaces,..
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RayTracingAngel is a aplication that permit render 3D worlds using the rayTracing tecnic. (Java tecnology). RayTracingAngel es una aplicación que permite realizar render de mundos en 3D usando la técnica de RayTracing (tecnología java). Cualquiera qu
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PSParser is a java-GPL PS interpreter that works with a plugin system, the core parser calls clallbacks that do visual rendering, The first plugin is for JPicEdt.
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JGV is a Java applet that lets you embed movable 3D objects in web pages. Users can rotate, scale, translate, select and annotate the objects interactively. Also, JGV supports XML-based transmission of user events to the source web server over HTTP.
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A C/S system to visualize very large terrains from a 1st-person view. The terrain model is stored in multiple resolutions depending on the distance of the viewer. This produces fast high quality images from all distances.
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CsGL is OpenGL for the .Net Framework, providing support for OpenGL 1.1 - 1.4 and numerous extensions.
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JetSteam-3D is 3D GIS technology developed by Alchemedia. that allows the streaming of image,DEM,X3D,and WFS data to an applet. The javascript enabled applet allows the creation of 3D enabled WebGIS applications using typical AJAX techniques.
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Project closed ! Please use JOGL. http://jogamp.org OpenGL[tm] for Java[tm], formerly known as GL4Java, supports Java with a native OpenGL mapping. The OS native OpenGL functionality is avaiable from
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java package for rendering barcodes using a java.awt.Graphics object. <br><b>This project will move as a package to the conxult project!!!</b>
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Venn diagrams are an interesting method for rendering triadic relations on a two dimensional drawing surface. Certain marks (or annotations) indicate the existence of variables or constants in the distinguishable regions.
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An Eclipse plugin for editing and managing textures for POV-Ray (Persistence of Vision Raytracer). Inspired by TextureView and is an addition to PovClipse.
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jlpv is a Java Light PACS Viewer application useful for review series or images from DICOM data retrieved from the DCM4CHEE PACS system. It also uses ImageJ as a rendering engine or viewer. This project is in a early stage.
