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DrQ
Jan 3, 2012, 10:43:37 AM1/3/12
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Anyone used this? http://goo.gl/6TN9X
DrQ
Jan 4, 2012, 1:16:38 PM1/4/12
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From the blog: "I love how the Physics engine sorts out everything and
the movement really catches the eye."
Since the Hyperglance visualization is static, the use of the term
"physics engine" might be a bit pretentious.
It's not physics in the sense of 'Angry Birds' (i.e., time evolution
of trajectories http://www.box2d.org/features.html), but looks more
like the algorithm used in the Graphviz variant called "neato" (i.e.,
global minimization of "energy" where the nodes are connected by
virtual "springs" http://www.graphviz.org/About.php). In Mechanics we
would call this Statics, as opposed to Dynamics.
In other words, when an interactive change is made via the GUI level,
the otherwise static image is updated according to the results of the
minimization algorithm.
the movement really catches the eye."
Since the Hyperglance visualization is static, the use of the term
"physics engine" might be a bit pretentious.
It's not physics in the sense of 'Angry Birds' (i.e., time evolution
of trajectories http://www.box2d.org/features.html), but looks more
like the algorithm used in the Graphviz variant called "neato" (i.e.,
global minimization of "energy" where the nodes are connected by
virtual "springs" http://www.graphviz.org/About.php). In Mechanics we
would call this Statics, as opposed to Dynamics.
In other words, when an interactive change is made via the GUI level,
the otherwise static image is updated according to the results of the
minimization algorithm.
DrQ
Jan 4, 2012, 1:23:11 PM1/4/12
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Several people have commented to me offline that they were impressed
by the demo.
On Jan 4, 10:16 am, DrQ <redr...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> From the blog: "I love how the Physics engine sorts out everything and
> the movement really catches the eye."
>
> Since the Hyperglance visualization is static, the use of the term
> "physics engine" might be a bit pretentious.
>
> It's not physics in the sense of 'Angry Birds' (i.e., time evolution
> of trajectorieshttp://www.box2d.org/features.html), but looks more
by the demo.
On Jan 4, 10:16 am, DrQ <redr...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> From the blog: "I love how the Physics engine sorts out everything and
> the movement really catches the eye."
>
> Since the Hyperglance visualization is static, the use of the term
> "physics engine" might be a bit pretentious.
>
> It's not physics in the sense of 'Angry Birds' (i.e., time evolution
DrQ
Jan 4, 2012, 2:42:07 PM1/4/12
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Hot off the Twitter stream ...
@stacehipperson Stace Hipperson
@DrQz "'physics engine might be a bit pretentious' :) You are right
regarding the basic spring model but there is secret source in there
too"
@stacehipperson Stace Hipperson
@DrQz "'physics engine might be a bit pretentious' :) You are right
regarding the basic spring model but there is secret source in there
too"
DrQ
Jan 4, 2012, 2:59:48 PM1/4/12
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"Hyperglance 1.3 is out!"
Did anyone see where to download it, pricing/free, how to install,
etc?
These things didn't leap out at me on Stace's blog.
Did anyone see where to download it, pricing/free, how to install,
etc?
These things didn't leap out at me on Stace's blog.
metasoft
Jan 4, 2012, 11:44:45 PM1/4/12
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i don't see a price list, but you can go to www.real-status.com, which is the product site.
DrQ
Jan 5, 2012, 12:23:04 AM1/5/12
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Thanks. Needs to be http://www.real-status.com/ to avoid a 404.
They also offer a demo-by-request http://www.real-status.com/demo but
hard to kick the tires that way.
On Jan 4, 8:44 pm, metasoft <metas...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> i don't see a price list, but you can go towww.real-status.com, which is
> the product site.
They also offer a demo-by-request http://www.real-status.com/demo but
hard to kick the tires that way.
On Jan 4, 8:44 pm, metasoft <metas...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> i don't see a price list, but you can go towww.real-status.com, which is
> the product site.
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