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Modelers
- Paul Sexton is writing a PowerMac Shareware QuickDraw3D modeler
called PatchDance,
which works with spline patches (no other primitives),
is quite powerful, and now can export to POV-Ray format.
- Paul Rybarczek has a great Shareware Modeler/ray trace-renderer
called RenderBoy,
which is a lot of fun.
- Blob Sculptor, a metaball modeler, is now available for the Macintosh!
With generous help from the original authors of Blob Sculptor for
MSDOS, we now have a Mac OS version! Check out the
web page!
- Philip Delaquess has written a powerful 3D modeler that handles
POV-Ray primitives nicely, called Mondfarilo.
This work-in-progress is written as as stand-alone PowerPC application,
and as a Java applet.
- Paul D. Bourke has written a nice little 3D modeler called
Vision3D
(written long before Strata changed it's software's name),
which can export meshes to 3DMF and POV-Ray.
- Pixels has a flexible commercial PowerPC NURBS modeler and animation
system called PixelPutty which
exports to 3DMF & DXF. A free demo is downloadable from their web
site. If you are interested in this product and want POV-Ray export,
feel free to e-mail Pixels and
voice your interest!.
- Another example of a program supporting POV-Ray is
Swiss-PdbViewer,
a free molecular modelling program that can use QuickDraw3D for fast
previews and generate equivalent POV-Ray scenes for high quality rendering.
- Diego Krota has a new POV-Ray
Mac deformation modeler utility on his
web
page. It will read RAW triangle files or POV-Ray 3 scene files
containing bicubic patches, and let you twist and squish the shape
while it's displayed in 3-D on the screen... then save the result
of course.
- Joe Strout has written a little metaball modeler called
jamwhich exports to
POV-Ray. Its a very early version, but it can do sphere and cylinder
components. He also just came out with
Meshwork
which is a "3D triangle-mesh modeling program for MacOS. It is designed
especially for making compact, efficient objects for use in 3D games."
- Amapi is a powerful
modeler and renderer. A very interesting feature is the
abilitty to export POV-Ray 3.0 scene files! It is available
for Mac OS and for Windows.
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