2 entries tagged #opengl, across writing, playground, and science.
Visualizing a 3rd-Order TensorAn interactive C++/Qt/OpenGL viewer that renders a 3rd-order tensor (cube) as a color-coded volumetric grid — reads values from a text file, maps them onto a diverging red/blue colormap, and lets you rotate and peel through layers.Feb 24, 2020Project
Julia Set RendererA real-time C++/SFML/OpenGL renderer for Julia sets — computes the escape-time fractal per pixel in parallel with OpenMP, with the iteration coefficient tied to the mouse position for interactive exploration.Aug 19, 2019Project