[Nottingham] What 2d or 3d drawing toolkit/lib?

[Cam]

Michael

> Well, you wanted a quick solution so I didnt suggest anything.

:)

Doesn't Qt have OpenGL support these days? It should be close to KDE 
(although I don't use KDE I have used Qt in the distant past).

There's also fltk which is non mainstream but matches the requirement of 
2d, 3d (OpenGL) and C++

Lateral thinking: how about writing out SVG and rendering it with 
something else? It might be a good way to get quick results. Or write 
out gnuplot files.

I suppose a lot depends on the 3D requirement, do you really need 3D, do 
you need it to be animated, or would a 2d hack that looks a bit like 3d 
be acceptable?


-Cam

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