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The Kelpie Flight Planner for Flightgear. This Java based Gui flight planner uses the airport and navaid databases of the Flightgear, allowing the user to search for airports and navigation aids and plan flights between them. [Note: Requires Java 1.10 or above] This program is no longer being actively developed or supported. All future work is being undertaken on a port to Rust/Gtk at https://github.com/shartrec/kelpie-flight-planner. But is still in the very early stages.
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showYourWorld
3D-viewer (laserscanning) based on lwjgl
syw is a tool to load and visualize 3D-models (.obj). Further, you are able to walk around in these 3D-models alone or with a friend (online). -
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JImola is a editor for racing sims developed under the ISI engine (GTR, GTL, rF, ...). It allows the user to change the AIW file (AI control, cutting, track borders, grid and pits info) in 3D without the hassle of editing a big text file.
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Platform independent graphical Java frontend for running FlightGear Flight Simulator. JFlightWizard provides FlightGear command line options, easy routes planning and displays current aircraft position, downloaded sceneries, navigation and airport data.
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Physics simulation toys in Java. The focus is on systems simulation:mostly guidance/navigation systems, but also including hydraulic, electrical and life-support.
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A web-distributed 3D virtual universe for modellers, developers, scientists, gamers and social networkers. Pluggable visualization engines, navigation (vehicle/avatar) controls, model editors, scene editors, messaging.
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