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* [Introduction](#introduction)
* [Features](#features)
* [About DataForge](#about-dataforge)
* [Modules contained in this repository](#modules-contained-in-this-repository)
* [dataforge-vis-common](#dataforge-vis-common)
* [dataforge-vis-spatial](#dataforge-vis-spatial)
* [dataforge-vis-spatial-gdml](#dataforge-vis-spatial-gdml)
* [dataforge-vis-jsroot](#dataforge-vis-jsroot)
* [Demonstrations](#demo)
* [Demonstrations](#demonstrations)
* [Spatial Showcase](#spatial-showcase)
* [Muon Monitor](#muon-monitor)
* [GDML](#gdml)
* [Muon Monitor](#muon-monitor-visualization)
* [GDML Example](#gdml-example)
## Introduction
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### dataforge-vis-common
Contains a general hierarchy of classes and interfaces useful for visualization.
This module is not 3D-specific.
This module is not specific to 3D-visualization.
Class diagram:
The `dataforge-vis-common` module also includes configuration editors for JS (in `jsMain`) and JVM (in `jvmMain`).
##### Class diagram:
![](doc/resources/class-diag-common.png)
This module also includes configuration editors for JS (in jsMain) and JVM (in jvmMain).
### dataforge-vis-spatial
Includes common classes and serializers for 3D visualisation, Three.js and JavaFX implementations.
Class diagram:
##### Prototypes
One of the important features of the framework is support for 3D object prototypes (sometimes
also referred to as templates). The idea is that prototype geometry can be rendered once and reused
for multiple objects. This helps to significantly decrease memory usage.
The `prototypes` property tree is defined in `VisualGroup3D` class, and `Proxy` class helps to reuse a template object.
##### Class diagram:
![](doc/resources/class-diag-3d.png)
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The `demo` module contains several demonstrations of using the `dataforge-vis` framework:
### spatial-showcase
### Spatial Showcase
Contains a simple demonstration with a grid including a few shapes that you can rotate, move camera, and so on.
Some shapes will also periodically change their color and visibility.
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To see the demo: run `demo/spatial-showcase/Tasks/distribution/installJsDist` Gradle task, then open
`build/distribuions/spatial-showcase-js-0.1.0-dev/index.html` file in your browser.
Example view:
##### Example view:
![](doc/resources/spatial-showcase.png)
### muon-monitor
### Muon Monitor Visualization
A full-stack application example, showing the
[Muon Monitor](http://npm.mipt.ru/projects/physics.html#mounMonitor) experiment set-up.
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To run full-stack app (both server and browser front-end), run
`demo/muon-monitor/application/run` task.
Example view:
##### Example view:
![](doc/resources/muon-monitor.png)
### gdml
### GDML Example
Visualization example for geometry defined as GDML file.
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drag-and-drop GDML file to the window to see visualization. For an example file, use
`demo/gdml/src/jsMain/resources/cubes.gdml`.
Example view:
##### Example view:
![](doc/resources/gdml-demo.png)

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face(vertex1, vertex3, vertex4, normal, meta)
}
/**
* [Shape] is a [VisualObject3D] that can represent its own geometry as a set of polygons.
*/
interface Shape : VisualObject3D {
fun <T : Any> toGeometry(geometryBuilder: GeometryBuilder<T>)
}