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Tag: #graphics · 3 posts
Posted Sep 16
#rust#gaussian_splatting#graphics#reconstruction Brush is a powerful 3D reconstruction tool that uses Gaussian splatting to create high-quality 3D scenes. It works on many devices and systems, including macOS, Windows, Linux, Android, and even in web browsers like Chrome, without needing complex setups or heavy dependencies. You can train models interactively with your own images, view 3D scenes, and use it via a simple command-line interface. This makes it easy to create, explore, and share 3D content quickly and on almost any device, benefiting users by providing accessible, fast, and flexible 3D reconstruction technology for developers, artists, and researchers. https://github.com/ArthurBrussee/brush
Posted Aug 16
#csharp#2d#avaloniaui#csharp#dotnet_core#dotnetcore#editor#game_development#graphics#graphics_editor#linux_desktop#painting#pixel_art#pixi#procedural_drawing#procedural_generation#raster_graphics#sprites#tabs#vector_graphics PixiEditor is a free, easy-to-use 2D graphics editor that combines pixel art, painting, and vector tools all in one program. You can create game sprites, animations, logos, and edit images with a simple interface. It supports mixing vector and raster graphics on the same canvas and lets you export to many formats like PNG, SVG, GIF, and MP4. The powerful Node Graph system allows you to create complex, non-destructive effects and animations. It also has a timeline for frame-by-frame animation and autosaves your work to prevent loss. This makes it a versatile tool for artists and game developers. https://github.com/PixiEditor/PixiEditor
Posted May 30
#cplusplus#best_practices#cpp#graphics#graphics_programming#khronos#tutorials#vulkan#vulkan_api#vulkan_samples Vulkan is a powerful tool for creating high-performance graphics and computing applications. It helps developers control the GPU better, which can lead to faster and more efficient performance compared to older systems like OpenGL. Vulkan is special because it works on many different platforms, such as Windows, Linux, and Android. This means developers can create applications that run smoothly across various devices. The Vulkan Samples provide resources and tutorials to help developers learn and optimize their applications, making it easier to create high-quality graphics and computing experiences. https://github.com/KhronosGroup/Vulkan-Samples