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08 April 2008
I have stopped the project for several reasons, most important of them are lack of time and even reason. Most software has a tendency for developement ad infinitum. To me, Qwt3D works for my needs.
There are are ideas to extend the libraries range but my personal focus has shifted during time, priority for active development is very low now.
That said, the libraries license should it still make easy for everyone to adapt the content for any purpose. I'm even willing to give advices for attempts in resuming/continuing/forking development.
Micha
*/
08 April 2008
I have stopped the project for several reasons, most important of them are lack of time and even reason. Most software has a tendency for developement ad infinitum. To me, Qwt3D works for my needs.
There are are ideas to extend the libraries range but my personal focus has shifted during time, priority for active development is very low now.
That said, the libraries license should it still make easy for everyone to adapt the content for any purpose. I'm even willing to give advices for attempts in resuming/continuing/forking development.
Micha
*/
Following the above announcement made by Micha, John Cummings and Ion Vasilief have decided to continue
the development of QwtPlot3D under the same license.
John has already created a development branch in the SVN repository, dedicated to the implementation of multiple curve plots. It can be checked out through SVN with the following instruction set:
John has already created a development branch in the SVN repository, dedicated to the implementation of multiple curve plots. It can be checked out through SVN with the following instruction set:
svn co https://qwtplot3d.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/qwtplot3d/branches/multiple_curves_0_2_x qwtplot3d
Any help from interested developers is most welcome!Version 0.2.7, 25 June 2007
QwtPlot3D is not a program, but a
feature-rich Qt/OpenGL-based
C++
programming
library, providing
essentially
a bunch of 3D-widgets for programmers. The library is zlib
licensed.
Features
- Common code base for Qt3 and Qt4
- Specialized widgets for surfaces,
graphs etc.
- Parametric Surfaces
- Lighting (experimental)
- User
defined visual objects
- Scaling, rotating, shifting, zooming of data sets and mathematical functions ( see Data Input Topics )
- Interactive mouse and keyboard handling
- Resolution changing on the fly
- Reading from MESH data files :See the 'data' directory and NativeReader documentation for this . You will find example datasets here
- Reading from FEM files
- Flat (2D) labeling
- Wireframe, filled polygons, hidden line
- Floor projections (Isolines, Data)
- Free configurable (labeling, numbering; linear, log or user-defined transformations) and autoscalable axes
- Free color model
- Flat/Gouraud shading
- Color legends
- Pixmap output (all Qt supported formats)
- Vector output (PostScript, EPS and PDF) via gl2ps // This
feature is more thoroughly discussed here
Todo
Next releases ( >= 0.3 )
- New widget classes (Volume Plots, Statistical Plots)
- Transparency
...Proposals !