Interactive 2D and 3D plots (scatter, parallel axis, etc.) Various annotations and data callouts; Ability to save, share, and load visualizations; Create scripted animations (experimental) Extensible design allows adding new widgets

The visualizer supports StdIn, StdOut, most other stdlib libraries, Stack, Queue, and ST. Click for FAQ. To share this visualization, click the 'Generate URL' button above and share that URL. To report a bug, paste the URL along with a brief error description in an email addressed to [email protected].

Jzy3d is an open source java library that allows to easily draw 3d scientific data: surfaces, scatter plots, bar charts, and lot of other 3d primitives. The API provides support for rich interactive charts, with colorbars, tooltips and overlays.

The Java 3D API provides a set of object-oriented interfaces that support a simple, high-level programming model you can use to build, render, and control the behavior of 3D objects and visual environments.

Jzy3d is a framework for easily drawing 3d and 2d charts in Java, using either fast native GPU rendering or CPU based rendering to enhance portability across combination of OS/JVM/GPU.

casmi is a visualization library for Java. casmi supports 2D/3D realtime rendering based on OpenGL. With assembling graphics primitives, you can easily design scene layouts. Smooth tween animations and scene sequencing functions add rich UI/UX on your application.

jReality is a Java based, open-source, full-featured 3D scene graph package designed for 3D visualization and specialized in mathematical visualization. It provides several backends, including a JOGL one for Java based OpenGL rendering.

When it comes to creating 3D plots in Java, several libraries offer a wide range of features and flexibility for effective data visualization. This guide explores some of the most popular Java libraries and provides insights into their applications.

The 3D Viewer uses Java 3D to provide hardware-accelerated 3D visualization of image stacks as volumes, surfaces and orthoslices. It automatically installs Java 3D if it is missing. There is more information, including a 15 minute video tutorial, on the 3D Viewer website.

Aug 17, 2013 · Are there any Java-based frameworks for creating 3D graphs in Java so that I can: 1. Plot points as spheres, 2. Connect some of the spheres with thin cylinders, 3. Draw flat triangles between some sets of three spheres? Something like a molecule viewer, with the ability to insert 3D polygons.