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# MACRO FILE NAME: exN03Vis2.mac #
# #
# AUTHOR(S): Satoshi Tanaka #
# #
# DATE: November 10, 1999 #
# May 20, 2000 #
# June 06, 2000 #
# October 17, 2000 #
# November 26, 2000 #
# #
# CONTENTS: A basic macro for visualization of events #
# #
# USAGE: % gmake visclean #
# % $G4BINDIR/exampleN03 #
# Idle> /control/execute visTutor/exN03Vis2.mac #
# #
# REQUIRED PLATFORMS & SOFTWARES: Unix, X-window, OpenGL, #
# DAWN (version 3.85 or after) #
# gv (Ghostview), Tcl/Tk #
# #
# ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLES (C-MACROS) FOR INSTALLATION: #
# (See geant4/source/visualization/README for details.) #
# #
# % setenv OGLHOME ... (e.g. /usr/X11R6) #
# % setenv G4VIS_BUILD_OPENGLX_DRIVER 1 #
# % setenv G4VIS_BUILD_DAWNFILE_DRIVER 1 #
# #
# ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLES (C-MACROS) FOR COMPILATION: #
# (See geant4/source/visualization/README for details.) #
# #
# % setenv G4VIS_USE_OPENGLX 1 #
# % setenv G4VIS_USE_DAWNFILE 1 #
# #
# ADDITIONAL NOTES: #
# The compound command "/vis/open <graphics-system-name>" #
# is equivalent to the following set of commands: #
# #
# /vis/sceneHandler/create $1 #
# /vis/viewer/create #
# #
#######################################################################
#################################################
# Store particle trajactories for visualization
#################################################
/tracking/storeTrajectory 1
#####################################################
# Visualization with OGLSX (OpenGL Stored X) driver
#####################################################
# Invoke the OGLSX driver
/vis/open OGLSX
# Create a new scene
/vis/scene/create
# Add detector geometry to the current scene
/vis/scene/add/volume
# Attach the current visualization driver
# to the current scene (omitable)
/vis/sceneHandler/attach
# Add trajectories to the current scene
# Note: This command is not necessary in exampleN03,
# since the C++ method DrawTrajectory() is
# described in the event action.
#/vis/scene/add/trajectories
# Set drawing style to "surface"
/vis/viewer/set/style surface
# Set camera
# viewpoint : (theta,phi) = (10*deg, 10*deg).
# zoom factor: 0.9 x (full screen size)
/vis/camera/reset
/vis/camera/viewpoint 10 10
/vis/camera/zoom 0.9
# Generate one event and visualize it.
/run/beamOn 1
# Slide show (spinning).
# Draw 18 frames with steps of 20 degrees.
# The OGLSX driver stores the previously visualized view
# in the display list. So the particle trajectories are
# also rotated together with the detector geometry.
#
/vis/camera/spin 18 20
##########################################################
# Visualization with DAWNFILE driver
#
# * Each visualized view is saved to a file "g4_XX.eps"
# with the "vectorized" PostScript format.
#
# * In order to make the file "g4_XX.eps" printable,
# append the "showpage" PostScript command to the file
# You can do it with the 4th page of the DAWN GUI panel
# or by editing the file by hand.
#
# * Set an environmental variable if you wish to
# skip DAWN GUI:
# % setenv G4DAWNFILE_VIEWER "dawn -d"
##########################################################
# Invoke the DAWNFILE driver
/vis/open DAWNFILE
# Create a new scene
/vis/scene/create
# Add detector geometry to the current scene
/vis/scene/add/volume
# Attach the current visualization driver
# to the current scene (omitable)
/vis/sceneHandler/attach
# Add trajectories to the current scene
# Note: This command is not necessary in exampleN03,
# since the C++ method DrawTrajectory() is
# described in the event action.
#/vis/scene/add/trajectories
# Set the drawing style to "wireframe".
/vis/viewer/set/style wireframe
# Visualize many events (bird's eye view)
# viewpoint : (theta,phi) = (45*deg, 45*deg)
# zoom factor: 1.5 x (full screen size)
/vis/camera/reset
/vis/camera/viewpoint 45 45
/vis/camera/zoom 1.5
/run/beamOn 50
# Visualize many events (zoomed-up view)
# viewpoint : (theta,phi) = (90*deg, 0)
# zoom factor: 5 x (full screen size)
/vis/camera/reset
/vis/camera/viewpoint 90 0
/vis/camera/zoom 5
/run/beamOn 50