I think I already posted the link at some time but here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pl-d8zE_Mhw
is a video of a software for online displaying 3D OCT data. This is the direction I would like this project heading. The buttons/sliders should of course not be part of the 3D plotting package. But this is something one could do when embedding this into a Gtk.jl application. Am Montag, 19. Mai 2014 11:01:05 UTC+2 schrieb Simon Danisch: > > Well, that's what I wanted to say: it's on my radar, but definitely with > low priority. > Same goes for 2D plotting! > But this is supposed to be a brainstorm, so keep the ideas flowing ;) > Regarding VTK, yes we had that discussion. Result: > As the focus is to create something hackable/extendable from within Julia > and not to offer an exhaustive feature set, VTK is out (at least for me). > > At the moment, volumetric rendering is very high up in the list, as they > don't seem to be well covered by any other package available from Julia. > > @Job van der Zwan, can you elaborate on this? > Voronoi diagrams sound like a nice challenge for the API. > Delaunay-Triangulation and Voronoi diagrams are very important algorithms > for a lot of different use cases, like for example making a mesh out of > point clouds. > Seems like some algorithms are on their way: Fast, robust predicates with > Julia<https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/julia-users/voronoi/julia-users/rpJs7O5e0pQ/pYE8rva4FqMJ> >
