I'll just say that Processing is great at this sort of thing... at
least from my experience.
http://processing.org
Easy to learn as well
Kevin
On 3/21/07, Tim Boykett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I have found PD a great bit of glue for doing visualisations. But
I have not played with VTK or the other tools. A friend is
looking at using as a visualiser with data generation
in some other package, with data sent over OSC. I have done
similar things using data production in C and netsend to
PD to get objects moving around in Gem.
Are there any projects that you can point to where these
other tools are being used, especially projects that are
not complete masters thesis projects :-
Tim
On 16/03/2007, at 9:49 AM, padawan12 wrote:
Probably not if you want very accurate graphical
output for scientific analysis, I'd use VTK or
Py4dat/Pydvt for that. But Pd for modelling data, yes,
why not? But beware that many units are optimised
for sound DSP and are not computationally accurate.
Octave + VTK is probably the way to go for serious
numerical studies.
On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 12:05:24 -0700
yukio kuroiwa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi , is there any project that involves pd as tool for
visualization of
data? for exmaple dynamic complex information? .. is pd
suitable for
this?
thanks
yukio
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