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Radegast
Lightweight client for connecting to Second Life and OpenSim
Radegast is a virtual world client compatible with Second Life and OpenSimulator. Its main purpose is to provide an alternative client to Linden Lab-derived virtual world viewers. There is a strong focus on accessibility and non-3D interaction. Given the current nature of changes in Second Life, I felt it was prudent to take on another abandoned text-focused viewer. Introducing MEGAbolt, a fork of the METAbolt viewer which was abandoned by its author almost eight years ago. Keep in mind,... -
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Jahshaka
Cross platform Virtual Reality authoring and playback
Jahshaka is bringing you the future of immersive digital content creation. It combines a virtual desktop with a powerful asset management system and a immersive 3d content creation engine with full VR support. Jahshaka is free software, developed as an open source project and is designed to run on Windows, OsX and Linux. -
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Jahshaka Studio
virtual reality authoring toolkit created by artists, for artists
Welcome to Jahshaka, the virtual reality authoring toolkit that was created by artists, for artists. The only way to build and publish virtual worlds. -
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Vircadia
Vircadia open source metaverse platform
Vircadia is a full coverage ecosystem of open source applications that enable individuals and organizations to deploy their own virtual world solutions. Vircadia’s worlds are among the largest with 16km³ of build space. All building and scripting of your world happens in real-time. This means that building is quick, efficient, and collaborative. Vircadia worlds can be accessed from Windows, Linux, and MacOS. -
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LiveCoding.space
Collaborative live coding space
Collaborative Live Coding Space with support of user-defined languages and WebVR ready 3D graphics based on Virtual World Framework (Croquet), A-Frame, Ohm language, OSC.js, Cell.js, GunDB and more. LiveCoding.space architecture moves Virtual World Framework architecture towards pure-decentralized application. By default a tiny Reflector server is used for creating a Virtual World instances. But you could try out to connect using the new experimental totaly decentralized solution provided by... -
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Digitial Diceworks Locomotion System
A way of moving around in virtual space that uses initial motions
Digital Diceworks Locomotion System (DDLS) is an innovative movement system designed for use within Virtual Reality (VR) environments. It was designed to meet the need for a better way explore virtual worlds while reducing discomfort but still maintaining the immersive experience. DDLS is based on the observations of natural movement in the real world, simplfied for ease of use but robust enough to give you the freedom to perform fantastic feats. We took those observations and noticed... -
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Ve3D Avenger
3D model viewer and world navigator.
Ve3D Avenger is a VRML/Open Inventor 3D model viewer and world navigator. It's a scene composition program and an animated sequence creator that supports active stereo display. It is a fork of the Ve3D project that uses Qt3 for its GUI. -
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VRS is an environment for presenting three dimensional (3D) world. All visualisations are made at client(s) side VRC (Virtual Reality Client - example client is under developement, SF site avaible, see also http://jvrc.info).
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