Maximum intensity projection would be nice to have. Also, really fast 2d plotting of large datasets would not be a bad thing. Cairo + Gtk is not bad (and Gtk is quite a lot better than Tk in terms of speed), but it's also not all that impressive either.
--Tim On Saturday, May 17, 2014 09:51:37 AM Simon Danisch wrote: > Hi, > I'm currently in the planning phase for my GSOC 3D Visualization project, > which also means, that I need to define what the most important > visualization forms are. > I must admit, that I haven't done much plotting myself, so I would have to > guess what the really important bits are. > Instead of slavishly <http://www.dict.cc/englisch-deutsch/slavishly.html> > imitating Matlabs plot functions with some mix-ins from my side, I thought > we can do better, by getting feedback off the people, that actually plan to > use 3D plotting in Julia! > It would help me a lot, if you could specify what you need exactly in great > detail. > Just tell me what you hate about current solutions, what features you > really like, the format of your data, how you like to work, etc... > Like this, I can find out what needs to be done in order to visualize your > data, rate the importance and difficulty and than decide in which order I > implement the different plotting capabilities. > Any feedback, ideas and comments are welcome! > > Best wishes, > Simon
