An advanced visualisation library.
Project description
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PyZinc
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PyZinc provides a python interface to the Zinc visualisation library. There are some examples of using PyZinc available at https://somwhere.like.here. A typical usage often starts with creating a Context like this::
#!/usr/bin/python
from pyzinc import Context
c = Context.Context.create("my-context")
There are some very cool things you can visualise with this library, like DICOM images, Hermite meshes and so on.
First Steps
===========
The examples are the best place for getting started the PyZinc.
Getting Help
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There are the forums here, a mailing list here and the developer tracker here.
Contributors
============
Alan Wu
Hugh Sorby
Richard Christie
PyZinc
======
PyZinc provides a python interface to the Zinc visualisation library. There are some examples of using PyZinc available at https://somwhere.like.here. A typical usage often starts with creating a Context like this::
#!/usr/bin/python
from pyzinc import Context
c = Context.Context.create("my-context")
There are some very cool things you can visualise with this library, like DICOM images, Hermite meshes and so on.
First Steps
===========
The examples are the best place for getting started the PyZinc.
Getting Help
------------
There are the forums here, a mailing list here and the developer tracker here.
Contributors
============
Alan Wu
Hugh Sorby
Richard Christie
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