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Blender Java Downloads
Thursday, 06 August 2009 17:31 Last Updated on Friday, 24 August 2012 09:54
Preview Blender Java 2.5 WIP: Launch Blender 2.5
Source code available here: http://code.google.com/p/blender-java/
This software will be licensed under the CC-GNU GPL version 2.0 or later.
Comments (11)
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|166.203.123.xxx |2009-09-02 17:34:56 Nurul Choudhury - AmazingThis is really an amazing job, it may not be as fast as as the standard Blender, but this will give Java developers a chance to see how things are done.
I also love Groovy as a dynamic language, perhaps you would laso consider including a Groovy interface as well as Python or I am assuming you will use jython.
GREAT
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|85.220.146.xxx |2009-09-03 02:11:06 Anonymous - scalayou could even use scala as scripting language which would be awesome!
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|24.233.163.xxx |2009-09-03 08:22:07 SomeFunkyDude - awesomethere were some imperfections in the rendering, and was a little sl*!?ish, but so far it looks good, like I said on blendernation if it suffered any performance issues people could just go download the official release, but having ported like this makes it easier to prototype models from the web on the go from any workstation with JVM installed.
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|220.255.7.xxx |2009-09-06 01:49:04 CardinActually Blender can be installed on a Windows workstation with ZERO administrator privileges, but still, this Java port of Blender is rather interesting. I'm sure people will find use for it. I'm still pretty amazed to see that it is just about identical to actual Blender. o.o
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|99.132.121.xxx |2009-09-08 08:57:10 Monty Hall - When will the source be available?Subject says it all.
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|68.45.168.xxx |2009-12-03 21:03:55 skupterIs it possible if you post the source for 2.48a java blender. Thanks.
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|81.97.4.xxx |2009-12-20 16:44:04 AhExcellent work. I liked it. How do you did the graphics part of it?
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|76.113.46.xxx |2011-05-20 09:55:50 Jason LaDere - New version postedThere is a new link posted to preview the BlenderJava 2.5 WIP through webstart.
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|205.201.247.xxx |2011-12-22 11:46:46 John - Amazing and insane
You have the strength of ten programmers to take on such a huge task and get so far.
I found this site because I was searching for a way to script Blender macros using Java instead of Python. Do you think a Java API for Blender will come out of this? (Very ironic if it does not.)
Keep up the amazing work,
John