Java 3d graphics programming full#

Bounce an email off of him and see what suggestions he has. When would Maya be a good solution and would it be a good selection for this type of case? Just as thinking jMonkey would be overkill this is kinda my feeling on Maya.Р”Р„re there any other pairings I should investigate?Р”Р„lso has anyone had any experience modifying an existing physics library and the flexibility or complexity of doing so (ie Bullet, JBullet, jinngine)? Unsure at this point if I should start from scratch or try and modify/expand an existing one.Р”Р„ny thoughts, feedback, input or any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated.Р”Р‡irst, what you are doing sounds as though it matches up VERY closely with Chandrajit Bajaj's research work in computational biology and molecular visualization. I am least familiar with Maya but it was suggested to me by a friend as a good approach. Matlab : Heavily math based, but difficult to maintain and scale

maya:built in physics engine, infrastructure already in place, proprietary, not free.

Java 3d graphics programming full#

jMonkeyEngine: full game library, includes jBullet, maybe a bit overkill for what I need.Java : flexible,scalable,lib/dependency organization (maven),oo The pairs I have investigated thus far are: I run Ubuntu and this is the environment I will be developing in.

Pretty graphics are not of importance nor is is audio.

The experiments will be done in discrete time and will encompass a complex physics engine. This will be an ongoing project which will keep expanding and growing in size. I am starting a research project and need to nail down a programming language and 3D graphics API where I will be creating an environment in the field of molecular cell biology where I will be simulating a large range of experiments in silico.