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RTT DeltaGen has established itself in recent years as a standard tool in the high-end visualization industry.
With RTTOpen, programmers and software developers can independently experiment with and learn RTT applications and functionality. Through active exchange with other forum members, users can inventively “play” with RTT software and, for example, write CgFX shaders or external applications for RTT software solutions. RTTOpen offers something for everyone, whether the development focus is on attractive visuals, control applications, or configuration applications. The online forum opens up new development perspectives for all passionate programmers: professional developers, software designers, researchers, professors, and students.
Free RTT DeltaGen licenses for students
As part of the RTTOpen initiative, RTT is providing free RTT DeltaGen licenses to students at research institutes and universities. A valid certificate of enrollment is required. The software license is valid for six months and can, of course, be renewed.
“With RTTOpen, we are making our software solutions accessible to a broad spectrum of users. Users can learn to work with the visualization industry’s indispensable standard tool in a playful way, while the many creative ideas allow us to continue developing the software in decisive ways,” says Ludwig A. Fuchs, co-founder and member of the Executive Board of Realtime Technology AG.
