Blender
ToolOpen-source projects built with Blender
There are currently 15 open-source projects built with Blender, with a combined total of 33.5k GitHub stars. The most common language among these projects is Python.
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Generate 3D objects from text descriptions or images using conditional implicit functions.
Blender add-ons for importing, processing, and visualizing geographic data within 3D scenes.
A procedural Blender pipeline for generating photorealistic training images for computer vision and machine learning.
A Blender add-on that imports 3D building models from Google Maps and Google Earth captures using RenderDoc.
An independent fork of Blender focused on continuing and enhancing the Blender Game Engine (BGE) after its official removal.
A Blender addon for importing photogrammetry and NeRF data from various reconstruction libraries and point cloud formats.
A Blender add-on and CLI tool for creating and editing URDF, SDF, and SMURF robot models in a WYSIWYG environment.
A Gazebo-based simulator for Unmanned Surface Vehicles with realistic environmental disturbances like water currents, winds, and waves.
A neural network for real-time 6D object pose tracking in video using RGB-D data, trained only on synthetic images.
A Blender add-on that streamlines asset creation and import workflows for the Godot game engine.
A tool to convert aerial LIDAR pointcloud data into solid, watertight meshes suitable for 3D printing.
A Blender-to-Godot addon that transforms 3D models into functional gameplay elements with minimal manual setup.
An open-source single and multiplayer action game where players control mining carts through challenging levels.
A browser-based F-18 fighter jet flight simulator with realistic physics and controls, built with Babylon.js and Ammo.js.
A modern open-source engine for playing Quake and QuakeWorld games, with tools for mod development and evolving into a general game engine.
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