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Open Beta Testing of Cart3D is now CLOSED:
I Work for a US Government Organization, Can I Get a Current Copy?
I am a current Cart3D user. Send me an Update now!
Contacting the NASA Ames Commercial Technology Office (CTO):
Download an Agreement (FGTL, SUA, or NDA)

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As of July 2000, open beta testing of Cart3D is now closed. This means that if you're not currently covered by a Space Act Agreement (SAA), Federal Government Transfer letter (FGTL), or Software Use Agreement (SUA), we are no longer free to send you copies to beta test in your environment, and on your geometries. Beta testing was open for about 3 years, and we are very grateful for the feedback provided by the over 100 participants in the program.  If you'd like like a copy from here on out, licensing or going through one of our licensees is your best option. Many government users also elect to go through the licensee, since they offer support, training, GUIs, CAD integration and support a wider array of platforms. 

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Oh...well, why didn't you say so. Yes, Cart3D is still available to users within US government (NASA,  DOD, DOE, etc..) organizations. If you work for a non-NASA federal government agency, you can obtain the software through a Federal Government Transfer Letter (.pdf) (.doc).  If you work for NASA, you should fill out the Software Use Agreement (*.pdf) (*.doc). Fill out and fax either of these forms back to the Technology Partnerships Division (address/fax on the form).  If you have questions, you should contact the NASA Ames Technology Partnerships Division directly. Contact info below.

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Sure, e-mail me and I'll send you the latest distribution. Please remember to tell me:

1. What platform your're running on (best is if you send me the output of "% uname -a" so that I'm sure to  get you the right one. 
2. What is the current distribution that you're working from (this will be something like "cart3d_v1.2--IRIX64_build04.05.19" or something like that. Usually you can find this in $CART3D/VERSIONS
   

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    Technology Partnerships Division
    Agreements Division
    NASA-Ames Research Center
    Moffett Field, CA 94035-1000

    e-mail: Robin.M.Orans@nasa.gov
    http://technology.arc.nasa.gov/

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Instructions are on the forms, fill it out, and fax it back to the Technology Partnership Division.

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last update 1 Aug, 2000, M. Aftosmis