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FreeWRL development is supported by the Canadian Communications Research Centre (CRC) and by the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Agency (IARPA) for the Analyst Space for Exploration (A-SpaceX) Program via the MOVES Institute.

Why should you use FreeWRL for your OSX/Linux 3D graphics needs?

Thanks for the trojan work on this - there is a large Mac community out there who is indebted to you. Well done and keep it up. -- David Murphy, Ireland.
FreeWRL \free-wuhr-ell\: (noun) 1. An essential tool for every Linux/Mac X3D/VRML toolbox. -- Robert "Exile In Paradise" Murphey, USA
FreeWRL not only enable us to run only OSS in our 3D modeling platform but also outclass other VRML/X3D plugins by its performances. -- Michel BRIAND, Babelnet Project Leader, Toulouse, France

FreeWRL has had an impressive track record, is here to stay. Give FreeWRL a try, and please tell us what you think.

Code is in active development; what may not work today might tomorrow - if you find something that is not working to your expectations, please tell us. Your feedback is important to us. Contact information is at the bottom of this page.

Latest News

June 30, 2008 1.20.4 OSX binary, linux source released.
April 23, 2008 1.20.3 OSX binary, linux source released.
March 13, 2008 1.20.2 Debian i386 binary released.

If you use FreeWRL in an interesting project, drop John Stewart (freewrl-06 -at- rogers.com) a note and tell us about it.

If you want to help develop FreeWRL to use in an interesting project, join the mailing list (send mail to freewrl-join@crc.ca). Anyone is welcome.

Contact

If you want to help, please email John Stewart (freewrl-06 -at- rogers.com) - an employee of the Communications Research Centre (CRC), Canada.

FreeWRL is produced by dedicated volunteers, and employees of CRC, and is released as Open Source to the world community.

DISCLAIMER: All information and programs presented on these pages is presented strictly on an as-is basis without an explicit or implicit warranty or guarantee of any kind, not even for fitness for any particular purpose. The FreeWRL logo is based on the Linux Penguin logo by Larry Ewing. All trademarks are owned by their respective owners.