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Validation of JavaView Rendering and Maple
This gallery shows a comparison of JavaView rendering of Maple plot with
the original Maple rendering. The purpose of the gallery is a
validation whether JavaView correctly parses and displays Maple plots.
Each page demonstrates a special Maple plot command or plot options and
compares the rendering. Each page contains two applets and two images in a
table like
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JavaView Image |
Maple Image |
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JavaView Applet |
JavaView-Lite Applet |
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Shortcuts in Applets
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Left-Mouse |
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Drag to rotate |
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s |
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Drag to scale |
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t |
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Drag to translate |
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r |
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Switch to reset |
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w / q |
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Start / Stop
auto-rotation |
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Shift-s |
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Smooth drawing (slow) |
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Shift-z |
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Enable
z-buffer when surfaces
intersect |
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Right-Mouse |
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Show popup
menu |
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More ... |
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JavaView Help |
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Notes on this Gallery
- all Maple renderings in this gallery were done with Maple 10.
Rendering with Maple 6 and Maple 9 has been checked too.
- Source code of this gallery is given in the workshop
geometryPlots.mws (available in the download package).
New Features in JavaViewLib 3.22
- complete parsing of Maple lights and predefined light models
- complete parsing of Maple camera positions
- better handling of plot option
scaling=unconstraints. JavaView will adjust the 2d/3d scaling of
the geometry and additionally adjust the screen aspect ratio with the
JavaView display. The JavaView camera inspectors provides interactive
control in the boxRatio section.
- parsing of more Maple commands and options
- possibility to add JavaView command line parameters such as
runJavaView(myPlot, "mpl/myPlot.mpl",
"zbuffer=show background=0,255,0");
The set of possible
command line parameters is available in the online JavaView documentation.
- simplified installation instructions and separate workshop
jvDebug.mws for
debugging installation issues.
- this comparison gallery.
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