What does FSM/FMS stand for?

By on 8/19/2008 2:56 AM ()

FMS is my misprint :(
FSM is abbrevation for Finite State Machine. I'm interested as in visualisation of transitions as in visualisation of processes occured into states.
I suppose, using GDI+ is too low level for that task and using Irrlicht for 2D only is too complex. Maybe exists not so large .net libraries for 2D graphics with animation support and allowed to use their engine and WinForms together?

By on 8/19/2008 4:51 AM ()

Have you tried GLEE? Let us know if it's right.

regards,
Danny

By on 8/27/2008 4:10 AM ()

Hello,
I use GLEE about year to visualise graph transformation and i'm like their ideas for layout of nodes and zooming. In fact, i don't know any other handy interactive viewer allowed to show about 10^5 nodes.

I'm not able to use GLEE for that task, because i need to control FSM nodes layout, animate processes modeled by nodes and i want to attach some controls to nodes selected by user.

By on 8/28/2008 3:37 AM ()

You might like to try our Smoke Vector Graphics library for OCaml which is much faster.

We had ported this library to F#/MDX for our F# for Visualization product but reliability was awful. F# for Visualization now uses Windows Presentation Foundation instead which is reliable but extremely slow and lacking in features.

Cheers,
Jon Harrop.

By on 8/28/2008 3:52 AM ()

Hi Jon,

Out of curiosity: Do you have an opinion on why WPF is so slow for your application? Is it the API design, implementation quality, the quality of native code generated by the JIT or something else?

Best regards,
Stephan

By on 8/28/2008 4:53 AM ()
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