Animation? about glvisualize.jl HOT 4 CLOSED

That code hasn't seen any love in a long time :D In next2 it looks quite a bit better. I fixed your example in the newest commit!

n = 100
xv, yv = collect(Float32, 1:n), collect(Float32, 1:n)
x=Signal(xv*ones(yv)')
y=Signal(ones(xv)*yv')

z= map((x,y)->exp(x)*cos(y),x,y)
# or
# z= map((x,y)->map((x,y)-> exp(x)*cos(y), x,y),x,y)
# or
# x=Signal(xv*ones(yv)')
# y=Signal(ones(xv)*yv')
# map(i->map((x,y) -> exp(x)*cos(y)) ,loop(1:10))


viz = visualize(x, y, z, :surface)

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You need to do something about the Inf32, though ... And maybe scale things a bit! Either the data, or via visualize(x,y,z, :suface, model=scalematrix(Vec3f0(0.003)))

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Sorry, the example was silly: it should be plotted for x=y=0.:.1:1.

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On 21 Dec 2015, at 04:25, Simon [email protected] wrote:

You need to do something about the Inf32, though ... And maybe scale things a bit! Either the data, or via visualize(x,y,z, :suface, model=scalematrix(Vec3f0(0.003)))

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Is this solved?

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