Testing pyOpenCL in a simple GPU simulation. On my computer, the GPU version can hundle 100 000 points in real time. To compare, 100 points on CPU don't run in realtime (with Python).
Forked from PyGLViewer, here is the original README:
This is a simple python OpenGL viewer designed to have a quick visualization of the results of the simulations. The goal is not to do efficient/marvelous renderings, although you can tune a bit the viewer if you want.
- Mickaël LY
- Thibaut METIVET
- Python3
- GLFW3
- OpenGL
- OpenCL (added for ClothGPU simulation)
To install them (on Ubuntu) :
sudo apt-get install freeglut3 freeglut3-dev mesa-utils python3 python3-setuptools libglfw3-dev libassimp-dev python3-pip
pip3 install numpy Pillow PyOpenGL PyOpenGL-accelerate glfw scipy pyopencl
Running
python3 main.py
should play one of the default base scenarios.
The examples of the file scene.py are quite self explanatory.