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[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: geomview
> i've been using geomview for a couple of weeks now, and its come in very > handy. sometime in the near future, i will need to display a > volume-rendered image in a window, and superpose a wireframe image on top > of that, with interactive input. i can't see that this can be done using > gcl since it does not provide a background pixmap facility (or something > of this sort). any suggestions welcome. I'm not sure what to suggest here, short of suggesting that you hack the Geomview code to allow specifying an arbitrary image for the camera background. > also, i run geomview on a remote ss10 due to storage tightness. the > X-connection is a major bottleneck (CPU only about 15%). we have a few > local SGIs (Indigos upgraded to 150MHz R4400). if there are sufficiently > strong reasons (i.e. more functionality than sparc version), i can > approach the sysadmins. again any suggestions welcome. The SGI version of Geomview will run several orders of magnitude faster than the X version does, especially with a remote display. In addition to increased speed, the SGI version is actually better than the X version --- at present the X version draws things (e.g. overlapping polygons) incorrectly in many cases. We're currently working on fixing that, but fixing it will slow the X version down even more. In general, if you have an SGI, use it! Mark Phillips
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