IsoView - The lightweight IsoSurfacer Visualization Client
About
Current Version: 2.0 RC1
IsoView version 2 was developed to replace IsoView
version 1, which was heavily dependent on VTK. IsoView
version 2 uses pure OpenGL to handle rendering, making
it very lightweight. IsoView V2 is a visualization
client originally developed for the CactusCode project
at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, and now is
maintained and developed at Louisiana State University.
Files
IsoView
Other
Installation
- Get the IsoView source
- Untar the package and enter the IsoView directory
- Alter the make file, changing the second line to match your TCPXX installation
- If you did NOT install fltk to its normal place, or it is not in your path, you will need to edit the makefile some more
- At this point, if everything is setup correctly, and the code gods smile, then all you should need to do is 'make'
Updating the WaveToy Demo
If you did not checkout IsoSurface from the development branch of CVS, you will need to update your IsoSurfacer.c file. You will also need to update your parameter file.
- Get the IsoSurface.c file, and place it in: Cactus/arrangements/CactusPUGHIO/IsoSurfacer/src, overwriting the current file
- Now download and use the new parameter file
Tested Platform
Linux
- Slackware 10.0 - 2.6.10 on i686 using MESA
Macintosh
- OS 10.3 - 7.6.0 on a PowerBook G4
Known Issues
- You may see some warnings about using deprecated
functions during compile. These are related to TCPXX,
and I have no control over them.
- When steering, some IsoValues result in very strange
results. I believe this is a bug with IsoSurfacer or
the simulation, not IsoView.
Bugs
Please e-mail bug reports to:
iwsmith(at)cct(dot)lsu(dot)edu
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