Projects tagged ‘vectors’

Plugin for inkscape, which generates sliced bitmaps directly from your vector drawings. Highly integrated -- uses standard rectangles on a special layer to mark areas which should be sliced. SVG attributes provide file naming, etc.

This package contains parsing classes that allows you to extract vector graphics and font glyphs straight out of a swf file and classes that allows you to draw with them using the flash drawing API or your favorite 3D engine.

A Test Project For Game Physics using Newton's Physics Rules, Java, and OpenGL for graphics.

I have yet to upload the code... Soon to have: Assortment of code: 1) simple c++ class for math operations on arrays and matrices. Allows allocation of arbitrary dimension arrays, and ... [More] mathematical operations on these, especially for 2 dimensional arrays (matrices) 2) class for parsing and evaluating reverse polish notation, good for making a quick and dirty calculator, plotting program, etc. New commands can be easily incorporated into the code. 3) other utilities? [Less]

A library that does various matrix and vector operations.

Vectors in papervision3D, vector fonts in papervision. Examples: letters simple drawing, animation svg vectorvision + effects Vectorvision in use: http://www.lamberta.org/ ... [More] http://liveaxle.com/cloud/ http://www.trayler.co.uk http://www.barcinski-jeanjean.com Contact: mark@barcinski-jeanjean.com Special thanx to powerflasher for the open source FDT license. [Less]

The classic "snake" game codes in DOS console. This project was done as a personal project. The snake was implemented using a Vector of 'segments' which contained a position (x & y) and a direction ... [More] , so that each segment could be moved independantly from the rest of the snake. The 'treasures' were also manage using a vector of positions, to store their location within the playing area. Additionally, there is the option for various sized playing areas. [Less]

Easygame is a library for writing programs in Python that produce 2D displays, and take input. Using easygame feels like using a BASIC interpreter on an old home computer system - you make calls which ... [More] display things on the screen with the minimum of hassle. Easygame was written for the Scripture Union UK "Transformers" programming activity. We wanted something that was great for people who are very new to programming, gives instant gratification with the minimum of concepts required, but doesn't get in the way if you want to do more sophisticated (two dimensional) work. Easygame makes use of pygame, which makes use of LIBSDL, and so works nicely on Linux, Windows and perhaps MacOS X. Easygame is optimised to allow you to quickly write programs that produce fluid 2D animation - it is typically capable of running at 20+ frames per second. [Less]

This is a clacuator that is designed to perform basic vector operations like dot and cross product.

XSSDB is a community driven Cross-site Scripting Database.