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Issue created Nov 15, 2021 by Théo Tyburn@tyburnMaintainer

Jupyter Notebook Visualization

Visualize ddg objects in jupyter notebooks using pythreejs bridge to three.js As an overall goal we want to have a datastructure that mirrors the OpenGL API. We can achieve this with an IFS with attributes, see 271!. We could then use attribute arrays directly as buffer data in OpenGL.

  • try feeding three.js (or other OpenGL implementations) with quad/polygon faces.
  • have IFS attributes that can be directly used as OpenGL buffers
  • if polygon faces are not possible, implement a quick triangulation mechanism (ie fan triangulation)
  • convert any possible library object to IFS for visualization.
  • create an main three.js visualization function.
Edited Feb 16, 2022 by Théo Tyburn
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