Editing GUI Integration of Analysis Tools
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This project would significantly enhance the integration of tools such as nirt and gqa into graphical modeling environments (preferably Archer, since it will eventually become the new MGED modeler). A strong proposal will show significant research into how the tools are used and what user interface improvements would be made (be specific - creating mockups such as http://bzflag.bz/~starseeker/nirt_mockup.png and including them with your proposal is a good way to convey user interface ideas). The student should experiment enough to have a good feel for how long it would take to implement their proposal. | This project would significantly enhance the integration of tools such as nirt and gqa into graphical modeling environments (preferably Archer, since it will eventually become the new MGED modeler). A strong proposal will show significant research into how the tools are used and what user interface improvements would be made (be specific - creating mockups such as http://bzflag.bz/~starseeker/nirt_mockup.png and including them with your proposal is a good way to convey user interface ideas). The student should experiment enough to have a good feel for how long it would take to implement their proposal. | ||
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* Familiarity with BRL-CAD analytical raytrace tools (nirt, rtcheck, rtweight, gqa) | * Familiarity with BRL-CAD analytical raytrace tools (nirt, rtcheck, rtweight, gqa) | ||
* Familiarity with Tcl/Tk (and preferably Itcl/Itk) | * Familiarity with Tcl/Tk (and preferably Itcl/Itk) | ||
