3D
Surface View is an OpenGL based application. "OpenGL is a cross-platform standard for 3D rendering and 3D hardware acceleration", "Today's applications manipulate massive amounts of data in real-time by using OpenGL hardware accelerated geometry, real-time lighting, clipping, transformations and rendering" cited from OpenGL. From the user perspective, OpenGL is the Low level graphical library from Silicon Graphics, Inc. included to Windows 98/NT/ME/2000/XP/Vista/W7. In order to get maximum speed from your video card you should download latest version of drivers from manufacturer. You can also check official OpenGL site on available optimized drivers. NOTE Some of the old video drivers will not render openGL correctly. If you experience problems contact info@sciencegl.com for support. Visit our site www.sciencegl.com for latest information. |
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Advanced visualization
3D AFM Surface View provides you with most realistic interpretation of light, material, color, reflection, etc., which gives the surface a real look. Among the other advantages of the 3D visualization important is the possibility to analyze the fine structure details of the surface in real time. 3D ENGINE FEATURES:
Note: Some of the features of the 3D engine might not be implemented in concrete application. Please contact us for more features in custom interface. |
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User friendly interface GUI is described in following sections of this HELP
menus
| buttons | 3D
objects | input/output
| CutView Tool |
Movie Save Tool |
Palette
Tool |
ATI
is used under license and is a registered trademark of ATI Technologies Inc.
in the United States and other countries.
OpenGL
is a registered trademark of SGI
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