Very Cool - Hopeful progress

[jeffg]

Very cool program Yose! The most visually stunning 3d graph vis I've
seen. Here are some thoughts on my use...

1.) This needs to be higher res and have full screen support - a must
to be useful (absolute number one issue by a long margin).
2.) Documentation
3.) Support for more objects (100,000+ would be nice if I have enough
memory).
4.) Source code available (your project might progress rapidly if it
were open source).

You mentioned you were overseas... what country? Just curious.

[jeffg]

I see in another post that you mention a 1000x1500 resolution. I'll
look through the folders, but please describe how you increase the
resolution on the application.

Thanks, Jeff

[jeffg]

I also can't find "roenskripp" instructions anywhere. Does anyone
know of a website that would describe how to interact with this tool?

On Feb 1, 9:32 am, jeffg <jeffgem...@gmail.com> wrote:

[Luke Jarmin]

This is about the closest there is to documentation:
http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~wyos/SkeiLeinRoenSkripp.html

[Zack Payton]

Also, I was curious if anyone could point me in the right direction to getting started using Skyrails as a network server so I can start drawing data sets from other applications dynamically.

Thank you Yose for a very sweet visual framework!

Sincerely,

Zack Payton

[Yose Widjaja]

Hi,

I guess I eventually had to do a status update. I'm releasing a new skyrails within 4 weeks, because that is the due date for this journal I'm submitting a modified skyrails. It's a proteomics project.

Also, the reason I've been busy is because of iPhone games. not playing them, but making them. Don't worry though, I have no intention to abandon Skyrails.

Cheers

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[Hillar]

On Mar 6, 4:16 am, Yose Widjaja <ywid...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have no intention to abandon
> Skyrails.

;)

Hillar