Remo 3D™
Overview
Remo 3D™ is an effective tool for creating and modifying 3D models intended for realtime visualization. Remo 3D's primary file format is OpenFlight® and it allows for importing from and exporting to different file formats.
The following is a list of features supported by Remo 3D v2.0:
Remo 3D Features
There is also a Remo 3D white paper that contains a more comprehensive and technical description of the product.
Realtime Features
As opposed to many other 3D modeling products that are primarily intended for rendering, Remo 3D offers the user full control of the model scene graph and allows for modification of features like degree-of-freedom nodes, level-of-detail nodes, switch nodes, etc. Furthermore, the process of creating models in Remo 3D allows for focusing on the individual polygons and vertices. All in all, this makes Remo 3D exceptionally suitable for creating and modifying 3D models intended for realtime visualization.
Automation
Remo 3D supports scripting of all interactively available functionality in Remo 3D. A Remo 3D script is written in the Lua scripting language, but all interactive operations in Remo 3D can also be automatically recorded to a script, so that no coding has to be made.
User-defined macros (script + parameters) can be added, effectively acting as new tools in Remo 3D. This makes the product extensible in the sense that users can add new functionality and share scripts and macros between each other.
Technical Specifications
This is the recommended system configuration for Remo 3D:
- Microsoft® Windows® Vista/XP/2000 or Linux x86 operating system
- Hardware accelerated 3D graphics card
- Minimum 1024x768 screen resolution
- Mouse with three buttons or wheel button
- Java™ Runtime Environment (Java 5 JRE recommended for help system)
Remo 3D is currently available for Microsoft® Windows® Vista/XP/2000 and Linux. It has been tested on different versions of RedHat, Fedora Core, Debian and SuSE. Other Linux systems may be supported, just download the Remo 3D demo version from the Download section and try it out. Please report any experiences to: support@remograph.com.
The following is a list of release notes for the Remo 3D releases so far:
Remo 3D Release Notes
Remo 3D was developed using these excellent tools and libraries:
A demo version of Remo 3D can be downloaded from the Download section. The full version is available for purchasing from the Purchase section.