I've recently been using Partiview as a platform for visualizing data in 3d 
space, but it has some huge limitations and has not been developed since 2005.  
What I liked about Partiview was that I could easily create the data files via 
a script - fairly simple.  Create a sphere at 1,1,1 and 0,0,0.  Create mesh 
line from 1,1,1 to 0,0,0.  I'd quickly have two spheres and a line connecting 
them.  

I found OpenSceneGraph this weekend and thought this would be a perfect 
replacement as it seems to have so much more capability that I've wanting to 
build into my graphs.  I'm overwhelmed at the moment with all the plugins, node 
kits, wrappers, compilers, etc.  I don't want to program all my data points in 
C++, I just want to pull in a text file or query a database and have it build 
it on the fly (like loading a GML or VRML file).  Is this possible with 
OpenSceneGraph?  Could someone give me some direction on what I should be 
looking at...   Thanks

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