Welcome to the users gallery!
Here are some examples of projects that use AntTweakBar.

by Evan Felix

Cview is a 3d graphics engine designed for displaying graphically represented cluster performance data. It also includes a data management library for representing groups of related data.

Project web page — 2010/07/15.

by Nicolas Rougier

atb provides python bindings (starting from atb-ctypes) for AntTweakBar. It has been tested on Linux and Mac OS Snow Leopard.

Website — 2010/06/25.

by Fernando Silva

It’s a 3D/2D engine that uses LUA as the scripting system and Maya as the main level editor. In here we can see AntTweakBar being used as a test Debug Menu for the physics engine. Implementing AntTweakBar was a simple process and is a time saver.

Website — 2009/11/17.

by Ji-yong Kwon

This experimental program provides a wide variety of simple motion processing methods, (ex. transformation of root joints, DOF controlling, motion transition, inverse kinematics, and real-time motion generation with keyboard input like a 3D game) with an intuitive graphical node notation. With a few motion interactions for connecting the nodes, users can easily edit the input motion.

Technical paper, Video. — 2009/10/26.

by Pierre Kraemer

Volume rendering application using different shading techniques on GPU like density accumulation or isosurface rendering (or both). AntTweakBar is used to interactively modify the shaders parameters.

Project web page. — 2009/08/23.

by Joe Campana

This shot is from the upcoming racing sim rFactor2 from Image Space Incorporated, the follow up to rFactor. It shows our use of AntTweakBar to prototype atmospheric and weather visuals in our Viewer application. Experimenting with various numerical optimization techniques for surface remeshing.

Web page. — 2009/07/20.

by Philippe Decaudin

Volumetric Billboards extend the classic billboards technique used to render complex 3D objects in real-time without relying on their polygonal models. They offer full parallax effect of the objects from any viewing direction without popping artifact, along with improved anti-aliasing of distant objects. In our software, AntTweakBar is used to change the parameters of the rendering algorithm in real-time.

Project web page, Video. — 2009/06/28.

by Bruno Levy

Experimenting with various numerical optimization techniques for surface remeshing.

Project web page. — 2009/06/06.

by Konstantin Levinski

AntTweakBar is used in our “3D MRI volume editing application” on a Mac for the Singapore General Hospital. The application allows to apply different interactive segmentation algorithms to MRI scans. Such algorithms tend to have a lot of different parameters and tweaking them with AntTweakBar is very efficient. Note: Konstantin managed to compile AntTweakBar on Mac OSX. The custom cursors code is reported as the only non-portable part.
Email. — 2008/05/29.

by Dunk Fordyce

Dunk Fordyce has implemented a python module for AntTweakBar.

Project web page. — 2008/04/12.

by Jeppe Fredsgaard Blaabjerg and his team

A rigid body editor created by a group of students studying game development at Aarhus University, Denmark. The editor allows to place particles interactively, bind them together with constraints and edit their properties.

Web pages: Group blog (with videos), OpenEngine project. — 2008/02/21.

by Carsten Dachsbacher

AntTweakBar is used for the lecture and exercises on GPU programming and algorithms at the University of Stuttgart. The screenshot shows the basic framework and the students use AntTweakBar to control the rendering algorithms that they implement. (The generator model is from the Crytek Polybump Previewer).

Carsten's web page. — 2007/10/26.

• Pie toaster:
  

A 3D model viewer/editor for warzone2100’s homebrew 3D format ‘pie’ using AntTweakBar as GUI.

forum. — 2007/09/30.

• Wz stats tool:
  

A small utility written in C to edit warzone’s comma separated txt data files using AntTweakBar as GUI.

forum. — 2007/09/30.

by Casey Borders

TwOgre allows Ogre users to easily integrate the AntTweakBar GUI system into their games and 3D applications.

Web pages: forum, author's blog. — 2007/04/12.

by Daniel Coulom

These screenshots are from Thomson 8-bit micro-computer emulators for Windows, Linux and Mac-OS. DCTO8D is a Thomson TO8D emulator, and DCMO5 is Thomson MO5 emulator.

Web pages: dcto8, dcmoto. — 2006/12/11.

by Lukasz Piwowar

This screen shows raytrace preview module. AntTweakBar is used for interactive parameter adjustment.

Project web page. — 2006/11/10.

by Leonardo Boselli
The engine is completely programmable using scripts written in the Lua language. The features of the AntTweakbar library are wrapped in Lua functions, so the users of the engine can easily tweak the parameters of his demos (or use the GUI in other creative ways). The screenshots are taken from a demo that demonstrates at the same time the capabilities of AntTweakBar and of the particle system of the engine. AntTweakBar makes easier to set the parameters of the emitter. As you can see, the parameters are listed in the bar, while on the left you can see the final effect (smoke in one, snow in the other). Of course, there is a wide range of possibility and AntTweakBar makes testing a lot easier.
Project web page. — 2006/11/10.

by Chris Freeman

The idea behind “Bug Hunt” is a cross between Dungeon Siege and Counter Strike. The idea is that servers retain player information, like a small scale MMOG. Currently in very early stages, using models from other games/sources.

Email. — 2006/11/10.

If you use AntTweakBar in your own project, I encourage you to send me one or two screenshots that show your use of AntTweakBar (even if it is ongoing work, tests, or if you use it internally for development and not in a final product, the library is also done for that purpose). I will be pleased to add them to the gallery.

Please include in your email:

• 1 or 2 screenshots in jpg format (width and height size: 1024 pixels max.) that show your use of AntTweakBar
• a title and a brief description of your project (1 or 2 short lines max.)
• a link to your project’s webpage (or your weblog) if you have one
• a sentence that states that you allow me to publish the screenshots and description on this website.

and send it to phil [at] antisphere [dot] com

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