Virtools

Virtools was a software developer and vendor, created in 1993 and owned by Dassault Systèmes since July 2005. It is no longer updated and has been taken down in March 2009 [1]

Virtools
Developer(s)Dassault Systèmes
Stable release
5.0.0.15
Website3ds.com/products-services/3dvia/3dvia-virtools

History

Virtools was a company founded 1993. They offered a development environment to create 3D real-time applications and related services, targeted at system integrators, game studios and corporate end-users. In 2005, they were acquired by Dassault Systèmes. Since 2006, the software is called 3DVIA Virtools as part of Dassault Systèmes' 3DVIA brand. The last release was Virtools 5 (5.9.9.15). Dassault Systèmes no longer updates the software and has taken it down in March 2009. The development platform is used in the industry for virtual reality applications,[2] video game market (prototyping and rapid development), as well as for other highly interactive 3D experiences, in web marketing, virtual product maintenance. It was awarded the 2009 MITX Technology Award for the best use of video in support of the product launch.[3]

gollark: https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/412764872816852994/899001509113626684/unknown.png
gollark: I even have it monitoring some things on my Discord bot.
gollark: Grafana/Prometheus is great, ALL should graph arbitrary information.
gollark: `const things = args.split(/(,| and )/).map(x => x.trim().replace(",", "").replace(/^(an?|the) /, "")).filter(x => x !== "" && x !== "and")`
gollark: I do lots of """"NLP" in my Discord bots and stuff with regexes.

References
  1. https://web.archive.org/web/20090224194843/http://www.3ds.com:80/products/3dvia/3dvia-virtools/
  2. Xunxiang Li, Dingfang Chen, Le Wang, Anding Li (2007). "A Development Framework for Virtools-Based DVR Driving System". Computer supported cooperative work in design III. Springer. p. 188.CS1 maint: uses authors parameter (link)
  3. "MITX Awards celebrate Dunkin' Donuts, Zipcar, Sapient and others". Retrieved 2008-10-20.
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