Independently developed technology.
Last updated:
July 16, 2024 at 9:34 am (CST)
BigPEmu is the first Atari Jaguar emulator to feature compatibility with the entire retail library, along with excellent performance and a wide variety of unique features. Visit the
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Requirements: Windows PC
Last updated:
July 16, 2024 at 9:34 am (CST)
Noesis is a tool for previewing and converting between hundreds of model, image, and animation formats. It utilizes a robust plugin system, with support for native extension modules and Python scripts. The plugin/script API features hundreds of functions and interfaces which assist in developing new formats, tools, and visualization aids. Noesis also features processing, conversion, and visualization options for many different types of volume data, including medical imaging formats such as Analyze 7.5, NifTI-1, and DICOM.
Requirements: Windows PC
Last updated:
October 27, 2010 at 1:43 am (CST)
Previews and converts a variety of model formats to a variety of other model formats. As of version 5.0, mesh2rdm has been discontinued. It is completely unsupported in every way, and has been succeeded by Noesis.
Requirements: Windows PC
Last updated:
December 27, 2009 at 8:30 pm (CST)
Scarlet is a resource viewer for the Windows/PC version of Silent Hill: Homecoming. It can play sounds, view models, view textures, and do lots of other things. It also exports sounds, models, textures, and other formats to universal media formats (such as .ogg, WaveFront .obj, and .dds).
Requirements: Windows PC with OpenGL
Last updated:
February 20, 2009 at 5:12 pm (CST)
MFC-OpenGL application used to generate a terrain mesh from a heightmap with numerous options. Can export heightmaps to 3DS format.
Requirements: Windows PC with OpenGL
Last updated:
February 20, 2009 at 4:51 pm (CST)
Finds the first video input device on your computer, converts the feed to heightmap data and textures it over a tessellated mesh. Not very customizable, just a novelty thing and only here for posterity. Use the arrow keys, a/z, and d/c to move and turn. Also, this probably does not work at all with non-GeForce cards.
Requirements: Windows PC with OpenGL
Last updated:
February 20, 2009 at 4:37 pm (CST)
Prototyping an idea to allow an OpenGL application to render while being transparent over any other window. It worked reasonably well at the time, but there are much nicer desktop composite solutions available these days. Will probably only work on nVidia hardware, if it still works at all.
Requirements: Windows PC with OpenGL