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A tool for generating animated images of tweened color blends based on bezier surface patches where the height of the surface patch represents the color value. Three patches are used (R,G,B) to make up each patch. See website for web start application.
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program for design cad 2D (next 3D), with possibility to manage plans, to print. The program is multiplatform and multilanguage. It allows to realize plans buildings, or mechanics.
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A Java-based tool for creating, designing and distributing graphical trees that represent syntactic construction of sentences. Useful for drawing trees under X-bar generative theory or any other correlated application.
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JDraftPDF is a tablet based PDF annotator and editor. The software allows annotations to be made directly to a PDF file using a tablet and pen. The main application is for annotating document drafts without the need for printing.
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Knotwork is a graphical application to create knotworks in a celtic, arabic or viking style. User draws a graph defined by vertices and edges, which gives the basis for building the knotwork. Web page: http://knotwork.sourceforge.net/index.html
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X3DV Module Suite
The X3DV Module Suite is a free set of Netbeans modules to code in X3D
The X3DV Module Suite is a free set of Netbeans modules to code in X3D and VRML, the open standards for interactive and immersive 3D on Internet. With it, you can create virtual worlds in 3D, using the great edition features of Netbeans. This project is not developed since years ago, so you may need to do something to update from Netbeans 6 to modern Netbeans, or use an old version with it. I am in the process of reviewing it and fix it. -
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J-gramS is a diagram editor that uses Java and SWT. Similar to idraw and xfig it focuses on creating diagrams easily without a complicated user interface. Diagrams produced by J-gramS are saved as SVG or a number of image formats.
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Java editor for petri nets, based on the ARP analyzer. Exports nets to GIF, JPEG, PNG, PPM, ARP and PNML (XML based) file format. Uses the excellent JHotDraw 5.2 framework.
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New version of the Doodle project (http://doodle.sf.net). This project is related to Origami (paper folding) diagramming.The goal of this new version is to overcome limitations of the existing Doodle to propose an Integrated Diagramming Environment.
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A vector-based graphical editor for generating l-system type fractals visually. Can be used to instantly create line drawings of complex recursive objects like trees and other plants. Will soon support svg export.
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Sprite Kinematics Workbench is a tool that allow to create 2D animations by specifying the motion of image segments. You can give life to a stickman or to anything else your imagination can think of.
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The Moses Tool Suite is a collection of tools for visual modeling, simulation, analysis, synthesis, and visualization of computational systems.
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This is a simple drawing application written in Java. It generates animated SWF Files, which redraws everything you have drawn with the mouse in the editor.
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A simple conversion tool from AutoREALM (http://sourceforge.net/projects/autorealm/) native formats (AuR, AuRX planned) into SVG for inclusion in websites.
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SVGrafiX is an open-source editor for the SVG format. SVGrafiX is written in Java and therefore platform-independent.Our main goal is to create an easy-to-use graphical editor, that allows you to create or edit SVG documents.
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'Editeur SVG' attempts to be a complete SVG graphical editor, written in Java, with an AWT GUI and allowing easy object manipulation including Bezier curves.
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A Flash-like movie editor. Uses Java 2D API. Users create and edit animated vector graphics, images, sound. Rich GUI, can export animation. Main page http://gazelle.dev.java.net. This SF site now mirror.
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DiDraw is a general purpose vector graphics drawing program. It is very easy to use even for novice users and still provides some advanced features. It is written in Java and runs on any platform supporting Java 1.3 or higher.
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A Java package to read and manipulate graphs in the GXL (Graph eXchange Language) format, as well as providing a GXL graph editor. Note from admin: This project is discontinued, send me a message if you want to take over.
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(Janat : Just Another Non-Artistic Tool) is a simple and user-friendly vectorial drawing software written in Java. It's particularity is to stores data inside a SQL database. This facts gives it the ability to run on a website, or store data on a remote
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JoePaint is everyone's drawing and painting software. It is vector based, and written entirely in Java. JoePaint will form the foundation for the Giant Picture Dictionary at www.giantpicturedictionary.com
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Convey is a real-time, online, multi-user collaboration tool which augments text, graphics, and symbols. Examples of graphics include shapes, mathematical expressions, diagrams, flow charts, and pictures.
