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Structure Synth

Name: Structure Synth
Rating: 4.5 (1 reviews)

1.5

07 December 2010

Generate 3D structures by specifying design grammar.

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Overview

Structure Synth is a cross-platform application for generating 3D structures by specifying a design grammar. Even simple systems may generate surprising and complex structures. The design grammar approach was originally devised by Chris Coyne (for a 2D implementation see the popular Context Free Art).

Features:

Graphical environment with multiple tabs and OpenGL preview
Integration with third-party renderers (such as Sunflow and POV-Ray) using a flexible template based export system.
Built-in raytracer (with ambient occlusion and depth-of-field)
Native OBJ export
Built-in JavaScript interpreter for scripting animations
Eisenstein Engine driven by dual Mersenne Twister streams

What's new in Structure Synth

Version 1.5:

Structure Synth is a cross-platform application for generating 3D structures by specifying a design grammar. Even simple systems may generate surprising and complex structures. The design grammar approach was originally devised by Chris Coyne (for a 2D implementation see the popular Context Free Art).

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1 Structure Synth Reviews

Very interesting. I'm always looking for simple ways to generate abstract images for various purposes. This one gives you the ability to make beautiful objects by a few lines only. Look at the developer's site. There are only two pages to read to understand the basic grammar of the script language. And you don't have to be a scientist to understand.

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Version 1.5

Very interesting. I'm always looking for simple ways to generate abstract images for various purposes. This one gives you the ability to make beautiful objects by a few lines only. Look at the developer's site. There are only two pages to read to understand the basic grammar of the script language. And you don't have to be a scientist to understand.

Like (2)

Version 1.5