Hello, I have been using vpython for a while, in a scientific application. I use 3D objects to represent a big instrument called spectrometer. This is very usefull for scientists to control the instrument position when they are at home. We also use vpython to simulate some physics stuff, like neutron interactions (see attached files).
I was wondering if I can use Soya to do that... I need to create geometrical objects (cylinders, arrows, ...), and to be able to move/rotate/resize them precisely. Does Soya allow that ? I also need to make animations. With vpython, I export scene in pov format, and then use povray to compute a nice image. Transcode is used to combines all images in a short movie. I'm reading the tutorial, but I didn't see what is the 'data' format used by soya. Do I really need Blender to create a simple object ? Is there a simpler solution ? Any feedback welcome. Cheers, -- Frédéric
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