Posted by Martin on Jan 08, 2023; 6:31pm
URL: https://forum.jogamp.org/On-the-fly-visualization-of-generated-3d-points-where-to-start-tp4042013p4042026.html

Hi,

Jzy3D is a good library for doing this. You can build large point cloud easily and update them at the frequency you want up to retinial persistence :)

There is an example here. You can read more about how to get started with maven configuration here. There is a guide providing a general overview of the feature of the library coming with large set of java examples that can be purchased.

Jzy3D uses JOGL. JOGL is a binding to the OpenGL library. Jzy3D is a charting library, helping to think at your geometry and application level, whereas JOGL help you think at your GPU level. You probably want Jzy3D.

Gephi is both an application and library but intended for graph drawing, so not what you are looking for (Gephi also uses JOGL).

I don't know Scilab enough to answer.

I hope this helps!