3D scene designer. Crocus 4 uses the OpenGL library to set up a simple 3D scene using data files from Swirlique, Fractal Lab, lsystems, built-in primitives and Wavefront objects as the main foreground objects.

Crocus 4 Features:
1. Getting Started Tutorial
2. Import Swirlique data files [DFS] and convert them to 3D objects using the built-in primitives (spheres and cylinders, etc) or Wavefront objects
3. Import Fractal Lab data files [FRL] and convert them to 3D objects using the built-in primitives (spheres and cylinders, etc) or Wavefront objects
4. Import objects [OBJ] or lsystem [LS] files from other programs such as QuaSZ, Quetzal and Fractal Zplot.
5. Stereolithography [STL] output for 3D printers
6. Export Kleinian sets, lsystems and fractals to other programs in [OBJ], POV] and [DXF] formats
7. Mesh simplification and POV smoothing for smaller export files
8. You can use the figure Pilot to rotate and move objects around, and the integrated video routines will track each movement to create an AVI video file.
9. Additions to the OpenGL library include routines for including reflections and planar shadows in the scene, for enhanced realism.
10. Choice of built-in textures or bitmap [BMP] texturing
11. Context help for menu commands and dialog windows

The Crocus remote provides access to many of the most-used commands in Crocus. Info about
each button can be obtained by using the '?' box located near the close box in the top right-hand
corner.

Limitations:
* The size of the images is limited to 320X240

The license of this software is Free Trial Software, the price is $40.00, you can free download and get a free trial.