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Triton

 
Triton provides realistic visuals of waves for any given wind conditions or a specified Beaufort scale, and takes advantage of general-purpose GPU computing on systems using OpenGL. Triton also features the ability to seamlessly integrate with geocentric coordinate systems in addition to flat coordinate systems. The surface of Triton's sea may be configured to conform to a WGS84 ellipsoid, or a spherical model of the Earth.
You can get Triton at www.sundog-software.com
 
vsTASKER allows Triton to extent OSG scene by adding water surface to the terrain (but not necessarily), as Triton needs an IG to connect to.
Triton software and license must be requested from a proper vendor (Sundog-Software), as vsTASKER does not provide them nor behave as a reseller or does support line for the product.
 
Triton
1

Mode

1. Mode
Select the IG Triton connects to (currently, only one choice: OSG)
 
2

Main Files

2. Main Files
Not available for OSG mode.
 
3

Config

3. Config
Config file used by Triton for setup.
Content will be displayed in Configuration panel.
Duplicate/backup original file to have something to revert back if you change the parameter values and save them using  .
4

Use Sky Box

4. Use Sky Box
If checked, Triton displays a sky box (fix raster image with sun and according lightning) on the scene.
Uncheck it if you do not need it or if SilverLining is used.
 
5

Enabled

5. Enabled
When checked, Triton #define will be added into the code to enable all the Triton related code in vt_runtime_osg.cpp
vsTASKER produces all needed classes and code in generated files.
When unchecked, all specific viewer code (and third party software API) are not generated and do not impact the makefile.
 
6

Modules

6. Modules
Put here all your modules that expand the Triton functionality.
 
7

Help

7. Help
Put here all text explanations or documentation content needed to maintain this Viewer.
The Help content is saved but is not inserted into the generated code.
It will be used for the automatic document generation (see Make Documents)
 
 

Contents of Triton

Configuration