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libPPP is an advanced image compression library. Depending on the content of the image, it uses either PGF (Progressive Graphics File) or PNG (Portable Network Graphics) to compress the image.
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The Parallel Compositing library enables developers to write scalable 3D graphics applications. The library does sort-last compositing, and works on both clusters and SMP machines. The API aims to be the MPI of parallel compositing.
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Objective-3D is a video-game library developped by Dream Overflow. It works on PC and Machintosh, and it is developped for Windows, Linux and MacOSX plateforms. Developed in C++.
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Berenice is 3D visualasion tool for electronic printed boards design. It can take design made in Eagle or any other pcb tool and visualise, rotate, zoom, move and pick in nearly real world view.
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Etherwatch monitors Ethernet traffic, looking for images, and Google™ search terms, and displays these on screen in a mosaic format. It's a cool way to see what's going on over your network.
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Turkish Airborne Simulator is a 3D flight simulation. You can fly above the all earth surface or roam the earth with using mouse like Google Earth. TAsim is based on OpenSceneGraph and VirtualPlanetBuilder.
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Geist3D is a graphics engine complete with an integrated development environment. It combines an extensible Scene Graph API with a Petri Net runtime kernel, the Lua scripting engine and rigid body physics.
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Command line application (and eventually GUI) for removing specific tags from ID3 v1 and v2 headers. Built on top of id3lib, so future id3 revisions will always be supported.
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NAVIO is a program that allows the user to do a virtual navigation of three dimensional models. It includes four interactive navigation modes: FLY, DRIVE, TRACKBALL & PATH. Plus, it includes a very nifty graphical front-end.
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This software can be used for relief and normal maps calculation by 3D sculptors and designers. Reliefer can be called from Blender by means of Python script. It's a GPU-based visual computing application so requres OpenGL 2 compitable video subsystem.
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geWiz X1L was a masters degree project to explore development of a baseline architecture for a game engine in C++. It contains a variety of ideas, but nothing that was fully finished. Not compilable; use only as a resource to learn how not to do things.
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OpenVIP (Open Video Processor) is a cross-platform, highly modular non-linear video editor and video processing library. It is available for Windows and Unix.
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HalfEdgeLib is a simple to use implementation of this popular data structure, which enables quick and easy adjacency queries, topologic verifiability and iterator-based traversals. Some geometric and topological manipulation algorithms are now available,
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Solar Model
Model of the Solar System
The Solar Model is real time modeling of solar system. It allows user to navigate in space, to control time counting (speed-up time flow) and estimate movement of space bodies, bind camera to space objects (for example, from Moon on Earth in real time). -
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An exporter plug-in for Autodesk 3ds Max version 8 and 9, which writes proper .X mesh files with proper skinning, effect parameters, named animations, and multiple texture coordinate channels.
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TutatiX it's a Dicom Viewer written in python. TutatiX try to be a guide to known how Dicom works and how to develop an application. The must important part of TutatiX it's the documentation that must be detailed and easy to understand.
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The Scientific Visualization Artist Tools (SVAT) include converters from the Visualization Toolkit (VTK) to RenderMan Interface Bytestream (RIB) (ASCII and binary files supported), Blender to RenderMan, compilable RenderMan shaders and other utilities.
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GardenSketch (previously iGarden) is a set of programs to aid in designing your garden or larger landscape project.
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The Embedded Systems 3D Game Software Development Kit, short ES 3D Game SDK, is an Open Source 3D Game Engine / SDK for embedded devices based upon OpenGL ES.
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Aldrin is an open source modular music sequencer/tracker for the GNU/Linux operating system. Aldrin is currently in beta stage and fully functional. Feel free to try and use it.
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vhdPLUS Development Framework is a modern, fully component oriented simulation engine and middleware solution created by and reflecting many years of the R&D experience of both the MIRALab, University of Geneva and VRlab, EPFL labs in the domain of VR/AR
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MIARN(Modules for Intelligent Autonomous Robot Navigation) is a project of robotics perception and interaction. We provide a gui for controlling and visualizing playerstage.sf.net sensors and opencv algorithms
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A Maya plugin implementing a smooth skinning node doing dual quaternion skinning. Please visit the project's homepage for more information and downloads.
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Cerebrate provides mechatronic control code for artists. Created for "Fernandez", an autonomous cactus by Vincent Kohler and Roland Philippsen, in 2005 for "Science and City" in Geneva. Later additions are "Blink" and "Ibou" (2006) and "Haiko"
