ProGUI Update, Graph Library and Experimental V2
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Re: ProGUI Update, Graph Library and Experimental V2
It's already better than anything we've seen
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The DPI issue still remains, the code is there just need a bit of help guys getting it over the line
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Well it sounds like a plan
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Re: ProGUI Update, Graph Library and Experimental V2
Great work the Diverted Rendering example flickers and I get (of course) a JS Error other than that everything displays and behaves correctly. One question about the graphs can it handle real time data display and adjustment of the viewport?. Imagine I were to feed it a constant stream of incoming data points will it handle this gracefully and with speed or is it more designed for static display of data?
How would it handle 20.000 data points by the end of a data stream for instance?. Typically one would weed out unnecessary points but keep in mind the data is realtime so not a lot of processing can be done unless you chunk it out and somehow figure out a way to flawlessly insert it.
How would it handle 20.000 data points by the end of a data stream for instance?. Typically one would weed out unnecessary points but keep in mind the data is realtime so not a lot of processing can be done unless you chunk it out and somehow figure out a way to flawlessly insert it.