| April
20, 2004. We are glad to inform you that the
new version of GemCalc 1.3 is available
for download.
The GemCalc 1.3 has
the following updates:
- The algorithm for
calculation of photoreal images is changed.
It takes into consideration now the changes
in the angle of divergence of non-parallel
beams during refraction.
- Added possibility to edit imported convex
cuts of any format, not only GemCad ASCII.
Implemented parameters: average diameter;
crown, pavilion heights; distance between
crown and pavilion; culet and table offsets
in horizontal plane
- The OctoNus Helium software can now export
model of the scanned diamond and its parameters
to 3D-Calc's DMC file. GemCalc can read such
files and display the scanned model and its
parameters. GemCalc can generate the same
reports on scanned diamond as Helium does
using the data provided by the Helium.
- The new “Radiant”
cut was added.
- Restored the red-blue
stereo mode.
See
the detailed list of new features and
fixes in GemCalc 1.3.
See previous
versions history for the list of updates
in previous versions.
The new 1.3 version
is available from GemCalc
download page. |
GemCalc
1.3
GemCalc
is a computer software to model polished gemstones,
which enables precise calculation of the weight
and determination of the cut proportions. The
real (photoreal) image of a polished diamond
created by the system makes it possible to determine
the cut parameters that cannot be measured directly
and to select the optimal combination of the
parameters to obtain the best perception (luster,
brilliance, fire) of the stone. In addition
to the most of the 
