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<h1 class="main-h1"><span class="brl">BRL</span><span class="dash">‑</span><span class="cad">CAD</span></h1>
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<!--Image from Pexels(free and open souced), url: https://www.pexels.com/photo/thank-you-signage-2072165/. (modified)--><img src="img/whoweare.jpg" alt="Who we are? - BRL-CAD" align="left" class="about-img" style="margin-right: 1vw;border-radius: 10px;">BRL-CAD is a constructive solid geometry (CSG) solid modeling computer-aided design (CAD) system. It includes
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<p>Although BRL-CAD can be used for a variety of engineering and graphics applications, the package's primary purpose continues to be the support of ballistic and electromagnetic analyses. In keeping with the Unix philosophy of developing independent
tools to perform single, specific tasks and then linking the tools together in a package, BRL-CAD is basically a collection of libraries, tools, and utilities that work together to create, raytrace, and interrogate geometry and manipulate
files and data. In contrast to many other 3D modelling applications, BRL-CAD primarily uses CSG rather than boundary representation. This means BRL-CAD can "study physical phenomena such as ballistic penetration and thermal, radiative, neutron,
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<p>The BRL-CAD libraries are designed primarily for the geometric modeler who also wants to tinker with software and design custom tools. Each library is designed for a specific purpose: creating, editing, and ray tracing geometry, and image handling.
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<!--image from unsplash.com(free and open sourced images), url: https://unsplash.com/photos/I_LgQ8JZFGE--><img src="img/history.jpg" align="right" alt="History - BRL-CAD" class="about-img" style="border-radius: 10px;margin-left: 1vw;">BRL-CAD was originally conceived and written by the late Michael Muuss, the inventor of the popular PING network
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simulations and analysis of combat vehicle systems and environments. When no existing CAD package was found to be adequate for this specialized purpose, Mike and fellow software developers began developing and assembling a unique suite of
utilities capable of interactively displaying, editing, and interrogating geometric models. Those early efforts subsequently became the foundation on which BRL-CAD was built.</p>
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<li class="what-p">You can leverage <strong>decades of invested development</strong>. BRL-CAD is the most feature-filled open source CAD system available, with hundreds of years time invested.</li>
<li class="what-p"><strong>Your work will get used</strong>. BRL-CAD is in production use and downloaded thousands of times every month by people all around the world.</li>
<li class="what-p">You have the ability to create extensively <strong>detailed realistic models</strong>.</li>
<li class="what-p">You can model objects on scales ranging from (potentially) the subatomic through the galactic, while essentially&nbsp;providing <strong>all the details, all the time</strong>.</li>
<li class="what-p">You can leverage <strong>one of the fastest</strong> raytracers in existence (for&nbsp;many types of geometry).</li>
<li class="what-p">You can convert to and from a wide range of <strong>geometry file formats</strong>.</li>
<li class="what-p">BRL-CAD has a powerful, <strong>customizable scripting interface</strong> with many advanced editing and processing capabilities.</li>
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<div style="width:35vw;text-align: left; float: left;">Boundary representation NURBS surface geometry is one of the dominant geometric representation formats in CAD. BRL-CAD is one of the few 3D solid modeling systems that not only support geometry in boundary representation NURBS format but also provide extensive support for robust solid ray tracing of NURBS geometry. The image shown is the classic computer graphics Utah teapot model prepared for 3D printing and rendered via BRL-CAD ray tracing.</div>
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<div style="width:35vw;text-align: left; float: left;">As shown, a BRL-CAD target description can be converted to a finite element mesh (FEM) using the BRL-CAD g-sat exporter and Cubit from Sandia National Laboratories.</div>
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<div style="width:35vw;text-align: left; float: left;">Representing more than 8 trillion rays fired at this 11-million-polygon scene (amounting to more than 20 million rays per second on 2004 hardware), this figure signifies the path tracing capability of BRL-CAD. A full light simulation was computed to generate the image with all exterior and interior vehicle detail, including every nut, bolt, wire, and component inside the vehicle and every leaf and blade of grass modeled as actual geometry (with no textures and no procedural geometry).</div>
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<div style="width:35vw;text-align: left; float: left;">BRL-CAD provides a comprehensive procedural geometry interface as a means for creating models algorithmically instead of manually. This screenshot shows a classic "Sphere Flake" model with five levels of recursion, specular reflections, multiple light sources, environment mapping, checkered texture synthesis, ambient occlusion, and soft shadows.</div>
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<div style="width:35vw;text-align: left; float: left;">Raytracing is central to BRL-CAD as a means for performing geometric analysis (e.g., calculating weights and moments of inertia) and for rendering images for visualization purposes. The image shown is a BRL-CAD 2D framebuffer screenshot displaying the rendering of a ball bearing. The bearing is modeled with a material appearance resembling acrylic glass, and this raytracing result shows reflection, refraction, shadowing, and some caustic effects.</div>
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<div style="width:35vw;text-align: left; float: left;">BRL-CAD focuses on solid modeling CAD. Solid modeling is distinguished from other forms of geometric modeling by an emphasis on being physically accurate, fully describing 3D space. Shown is a 3D model of a Goliath tracked mine, a German-engineered
remote controlled vehicle used during World War II. This model was created by students new to BRL-CAD in the span of about 2 weeks, starting from actual measurements in a museum.</div>
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