Hi Janko, yes I would love to have it. Thank you! I once installed Viz5D, but didn't quite know what to do with it. One thing though, the Windows version requires an X11 server, but thats better than no program at all :) I also installed OpenDX, the FreeBSD port version, but everytime I try to do anything it core dumps. I also want to look into VRML. Rob. Janko Hauser wrote:
I would try vis5d, which is a very nice out of the box viewer of 5D-Data. I have a module which can write vis5d-files directly from numpy-data. The module is not polished, so if there is interest I would send it privatly to you.
http://www.ssec.wisc.edu/~billh/vis5d.html
HTH,
__Janko
Rob writes:
I've been using the "brick of bytes" format for my FDTD outputs, but unfortunately I can' find any type of 3d viewer for Windows. I am now using the X11/OpenGL based Animabob, which creates a movie of the series of dumped files.
I am thinking of trying some other type of file format and viewer. I am wondering what others use to view 3d fields or data? Of course if it used Numpy and Python all the better.
Thanks, Rob.
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