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Create 3D scenes linked together in short films through simple menus. . Installation instructions in readme.txt in files tab. 1-Scene/ backstage Open and close scenes. Choose background, generate a terrain, set lights, fog, camera position, sky picture, scene duration. 2-Draw/ placement Import objects (OBJ, C3D, 3DS), or create shapes (sphere, cone, etc...). Place them and set size, dimensions, duplicate, group. 3-Color/texture Apply textures, colors, transparency...

Expanded Constructive Solid Geometry support for jMonkey. CSG supports boolean operations on primitive shapes, building up a complex surface from the addition/subtraction of simple cubes, spheres, etc. Check out the jMonkeyCSG website for more details.

SmartCrib is a project that aims to offer a low cost solution for a smart home. You can control lights, multimedia system and surveillance video through an easy to use, customizable web interface, accessible from mobile browsers as well.

XMasMoods converts your Window, Mac and Linux desktop into a Christmas enhanced workstation. Blinking lights, falling snow and Santa himself will give your desktop a brand new look! Originally made for Mac OS X, but runs on Windows and Linux too.

JavaLighting is used to set lights to music as commonly done for Christmas. It allows up to 20 lights to be individually controlled in sync with a midi file. Its intended to be similar to vixenlights. The state if each light is sent over rs232 to a light

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

OpenMind is a scene graph written ont top of OpenGL for Java. It already features hierarchical scene managment and object transform, full dynamic cameras, lights and fog, 2D UI elements scenegraph managment, 2D and 3D mouse picking, and more...

Project Shale combines software and hardware involving interaction between physical and virtual objects. When a virtual object interacts with a physical object, both the virtual object and the physical object react by way of movement, lights, or sounds.