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| - | * use an OpenGL callback function | + | * [[HowToC:OpenGLCB | Use an OpenGL callback function ]] |
| * use panels | * use panels | ||
| * S2PLOT coordinate systems: world coordinates, screen coordinates | * S2PLOT coordinate systems: world coordinates, screen coordinates | ||
Revision as of 23:42, 13 December 2007
The following series of How Tos show you how to solve a range of common visualisation problems with S2PLOT. They are not intended to provide a complete user guide to all the functionality of S2PLOT, and should be supplemented by looking at the Function List.
Choose from either C, Fortran or Python categories depending on your preferred programming mode. The How Tos assume that you have a working, a tested, version of S2PLOT installed on your system, and that you have suitable compilers available.
Contents |
How To ... in C
- Getting started
- Drawing points
- Drawing lines
- Drawing circles and disks
- Drawing polygons
- Drawing text
- Creating callbacks
- Selecting via handles
- Dragging handles
- Colours and colour maps
- create, modify and travel along a camera flight path
- draw and save specific views of a model / visualisation
- wrap a large-area FITS file on to the celestial sky
- Make textures transparent
- Use an OpenGL callback function
- use panels
- S2PLOT coordinate systems: world coordinates, screen coordinates
How To ... in Fortran
How To ... in Python
How To ... without programming
- Create an s2slides presentation
- create and embed 3d figures in PDF files
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