3DScheme & 3DScheme Pro
Version 2.0

3DScheme and 3DScheme Pro bundle a state-of-the-art Scheme interpreter with a built-in, industrial-strength solid modeler based on the ACIS® Geometric Modeling Kernel, one of the world's most powerful three-dimensional modeling systems.

Both versions of 3DScheme are 32-bit full-featured Windows MDI (Multiple Document Interface) applications that incorporate

A program development environment that is second to none

• By embedding one of the most powerful high-level programming languages in an acclaimed programming environment, 3DScheme and 3DScheme Pro bring you the best in the software development arena.
• Scheme, the language taught at all levels in the world's most prestigious schools, colleges, and universities, provides a semantically simple and syntactically clean way to think about and express algorithms. The Scheme language interpreter that is integrated into 3DScheme and 3DScheme Pro is fully compliant with the IEEE standard for the language and its specification in the influential Revised⁴ Report on the Programming Language Scheme (R4RS).
• And the renowned WinScheme Editor provides a flexible, user-configurable development environment that frees you to focus upon the creative aspects of solid modeling.

A complete geometric solid modeler

• With almost 800 geometric modeling procedures, 3DScheme and 3DScheme Pro add a new dimension to the international standard Scheme language.
• These procedures access the de facto standard ACIS^® solid modeler, the 3D wireframe, surface, and solid modeling engine around which many of the world's leading CAD systems are built.

Together, these elements bring computing power to educators, students, CAD users, and hobbyists that is unprecedented at such a low price. Whether your interests lie in mathematics, engineering, computer science, design, or recreational graphics, our 3DScheme products take you into the next dimension.

3DScheme & 3DScheme Pro Resources

Also included in both the 3DScheme and the 3DScheme Pro package are:

• a comprehensive and extensive on-line knowledge base providing detailed information about the solid modeler, the Scheme language, and the operation of the editor.
• a "Getting Started" book that introduces the fundamentals of solid modeling and provides an overview of the Scheme language and the numerous extensions to the language that the 3DScheme products include for modeling purposes.

Spatial Technology Inc. of Boulder, CO, introduced the ACIS^® Geometric Modeling Kernel in 1989 as the world's first commercial, object-oriented, 3D geometric modeling toolkit. ACIS supports wireframe, 3D-surface and solid modeling using a common, unified structure. It is developed in conjunction with the world's leading solid modeling experts, Dr. Ian Braid of Cambridge, UK, and his colleagues, and represents an investment of over $12 million. ACIS is a proven solid modeler, being licensed by more than 200 of the world's leading 3D modeling suppliers, developers, and researchers, including such notable companies as Allied Signal, Autodesk, Ford Motor Company, NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, Northrup Corporation, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Hewlett-Packard, Hitachi Zosen Systems, Mercedes Benz AG, Toshiba, Toyota Motors Corporation, Electricité de France, and Hughes Aircraft Company.

System Requirements

3DScheme and 3DScheme Pro both require 8 MB of RAM and 16 MB of hard disk space, and will run under Windows 2000, Windows NT4.0, Windows 95 or Windows 98.

Note that Schemers Inc. may only supply 3DScheme v2.0 and 3DScheme Pro v2.0 to customers who declare that

• they intend to use them either for personal purposes or for academic purposes through an affiliation with a degree- or diploma-granting institution, and that
• they do not intend to use them for evaluating ACIS, for any commercial purpose involving the generation of revenue of any kind, or for the development of any kind of 3D application.

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