Hi,
Although I gave my introduction on IRC before, but here it goes again. I am
Ankesh Anand, an undergrad from Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur
and love hacking on Python and Javascript.
So the benchmark performance database seemed particularly interesting to
me, moreover the BRL-CAD benc
I wonder if this might be a suitable GSoC project:
+ provide a simple, C++ interface to a limited set of BRL-CAD
functions for ray tracing, e.g., as typically used in vulnerability
analysis
I know we have rt^3, but that's a giant project in itself, although I
guess work on that would be more effi
Hi all,
It seems that the sketch support in BRL-CAD is very buggy or perhaps not
fully implemented... I would like to get an informed opinion on the
status quo.
While wrapping the Sketch/Extrude/Revolve primitives in python-brlcad, I
did some tests to understand how it works. The net result is th
On Feb 28, 2014, at 5:06 PM, Tom Browder wrote:
> I just deleted the two VM-associated files and have started transfer
> of the updated ~1.87 Gb VM. Transfer rate at the moment is approx. 90
> kB/s with an estimated transfer time of approx. 6 hours.
>
> I'll put up the new README.txt after a go
All,
Our server is being physically migrated from a datacenter in Florida to one in
Georgia later today. As such, the server will be taken offline. This
obviously affects dozens of sites and many projects.
The migration was originally scheduled during our GSoC application review, so
it was
On Mar 1, 2014, at 7:59 AM, H.S.Rai wrote:
> Following paper reported use of binary space partitioning tree (BSP)
> in CSG, and claimed efficiency by use of it.
>
> http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/user/jackiey/resources/CSG/CSG_report.pdf
>
> Can it be of any benefit to BRL-CAD?
Short answer: yes,
Following paper reported use of binary space partitioning tree (BSP)
in CSG, and claimed efficiency by use of it.
http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/user/jackiey/resources/CSG/CSG_report.pdf
Can it be of any benefit to BRL-CAD?
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H.S.Rai
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Hi Raj,
I'm really glad you're interested !
I have one more suggestion to make quick progress: you should fork the
python-brlcad project on github, and clone your own fork. That will
allow you to publicly push changes right from the start, improving
collaboration :-)
Let me know if you do/not ha
> >> In terms of GSoC 2014 I'd like to work on code reduction/refactoring or
> >> maybe help with creating object-oriented interface for BRLCAD's core.
> > How about this one: http://brlcad.org/wiki/Object-oriented_interfaces
>
> That's exactly what I was thinking about. But you tell me if it's
> f
