Projects tagged ‘java’ and ‘raytracing’

geomlib is a collection of classes for 3D vector math, 3D model loading and manipulation, raytracing, and advanced geometric algorithms. It provides classes for several geometric primitives, such as ... [More] vectors (2D/3D/4D), rays, triangles, triangle meshes, parallelograms, spheres, tori, cones (open and closed), rings, bezier patches, bounding boxes, and bounding spheres. It has classes for Quaternion and Matrix calculations. It specifies an API for 3D camera models and provides several implementations: freelook, targeted, and snapshot cameras. Furthermore, it contains classes to read the obj model text file format (for basic models). Most of the geometric primitive classes support standard raytracing operations as well as freely programmable shading and texturing. Support classes for these operations are also included, such as texture coordinate calculation, point and area light sources, perlin noise, and a standard library for programmable shading. Last but not least, it contains implementations for a number of algorithms: numerical root finding up to degree 4, simple and contour based polygon triangulation, 2D convex hull, 3D polygon clipping, smooth vertex normal calculation for triangle meshes, a red-black treeset, and quick-select. All of that comes in a library package with no external dependencies (except JUnit for the unit tests, which can be omitted). [Less]

A 3D image synthesis project written in Java using the ray tracing algorithm. Supports very basic materials and primitives. Focused on multithreaded and distributed rendering through a TCP/IP network.

Lucifer - a Java based Rendering EngineLucifer is a physically based rendering engine built in the Java programming language.

Simple Ray Tracing engine created in Scala. It contains only ray-sphere intersections. You can specify texture to particular object. Bump mapping is also implemented, but just one simple function. ... [More] It's planned to implement texture-based bump mapping. [Less]

I wanted to try my hand at raytracing. I know java. Here ya go.

Back in college one of our computer graphics assignments was to write a ray tracer. Here is a contemporary update / vehicle for me to keep my skills from failing me entirely.