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Apache OpenOffice Draw The powerful graphics package Draw - from a quick sketch to a complex plan, Draw gives you the tools to communicate with graphics and diagrams. With a maximum page size of 300cm by 300cm, Draw is powerful tool for technical or general posters, etc. 'Park' your most commonly used drawing tools around your screen ready for single-click access. Use Styles and Formatting to put all your graphics styles at your finger tips. Manipulate objects, rotate in two or three dimensions; the 3D controller puts spheres, rings, cubes, etc. at your disposal. Arrange objects : group, ungroup, regroup, and edit objects while grouped. Smart connectors make short work of flowcharts, organization charts, network diagrams, etc. Dimension lines automatically calculate and display linear dimensions as you draw. Use the picture Gallery for clipart; create your own art and add it to the Gallery. Save your graphics in OpenDocument format, the new international standard for office documents.

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About | Jahshaka ReInventing Hollywood Jahshaka is bringing you the future of immersive digital content creation. It delivers a media management and playback platform the is accentuated by compositing, editing and effects modules. Jahshaka is free software, developed as an open source project under the GPL licence, and is designed to be compiled for Windows, OsX and many distributions of Linux. Core Jahshaka Features 2D and 3D animation & compositingMedia and asset management2D and 3D playbackColour CorrectionEditing & Effects Support Jahshaka étapes: design & culture visuelle The Professional Designer's Guide to using Black | RGB, CMYK, Rich, Cool and Pantone Black Hello! My name is Andrew Kelsall, a Creative Designer & Illustrator who designs logos, stationary, CD sleeves and other custom works. I design for clients worldwide, including the USA, Australia and here in the UK. I aim to answer all design quote requests within 24 hours on weekdays (and often over the weekend, too), and will respond with an accurate quotation which is tailored to your initial request. Ready to get started? Note: This form is for custom requests such as Posters, Brochures or other print-work. → General Quote Request form → Logo Design Quote Request → CD Sleeve Quote Request If you don’t get an email back from me in a timely manner, please check your Spam/Trash folder. See these Related Posts here on Andrew Kelsall Design...

Interoperable Geometry (Part 2): Spline Control Simple things matter in the world of 3D modeling and BIM... For the foreseeable future, designers and engineers will be using a variety of different tools to meet their needs so it is important to understand the fundamental differences in the tools. Many questions arose from the past post on how to resolve the differences in the spline interpolation algorithms used between Rhino and Revit. When a user draws an interpolated curve in Rhino, the user specifies the Greville points (or "edit points") to produce a NURBS curve representation. When a user draw a Spline in Revit (using Curve by Points), Revit will use a Hermite spline interpolation algorithm to draw the curve. Revit also uses this same Hermite spline algorithm for representing imported splines from programs such as AutoCAD. The next version of CASE's Import OpenNURBS Add-in implements a technique for producing accurate curve translations between Rhino and Revit. Here is a graphic example of that process...

Google Maps JavaScript API V3 Reference - Google Maps JavaScript API v3 Experimental Version Last updated Monday, March 16, 2015 Welcome to the reference for the experimental release of the Google JavaScript Maps API V3. This reference is kept up-to-date with the latest changes to the API. Reference Table of Contents Map Controls Data Overlays Services Save to Google Maps Map Types Layers Street View Events Base Geometry Library AdSense Library Panoramio Library Places Library Drawing Library Weather Library Visualization Library google.maps.Map class This class extends MVCObject. Constructor Methods Properties Events google.maps.MapOptions object specification google.maps.MapTypeId class Identifiers for common MapTypes. Constant google.maps.MapTypeControlOptions object specification Options for the rendering of the map type control. google.maps.MapTypeControlStyle class Identifiers for common MapTypesControls. google.maps.OverviewMapControlOptions object specification Options for the rendering of the Overview Map control. google.maps.PanControlOptions object specification A rectangle overlay.