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I'm currently working on a task, a simulation of robots moving in a two-dimensional plane, to be more specific. I've got to visualize their movement over time, but I'm not quite sure which framework to use.

Can anyone recommend me one? Preferably Python or Java.

Thank You in Advance.

Mustafa Isik
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For Python you can use matplot and the gallery gives you plenty of choice. You might want to expand on what you want you want to visualise.

EDIT

Well for complex stuff there's processing and perhaps you want to produce something like this ? flocking

Another tool is http://nodebox.net/ which uses Python to create interesting graphs infographics.

sotapme
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  • I thought about using that, but I'm not sure whether it's flexible enough because I have more than 100 moving robots and I want to have different simulation speeds... – Mustafa Isik Feb 17 '13 at 16:15
  • I suspected as much :D - How about http://processing.org/ ? - perhaps change you Q to point to an example of the sort of thing you want to produce. – sotapme Feb 17 '13 at 16:20
  • Well, basically it's about visualizing a method of making a certain number of anonymous robots with limited visibility gather in a single point, so that you can see how they move. – Mustafa Isik Feb 17 '13 at 16:24
  • That flocking example at processing would seem suitable? – sotapme Feb 17 '13 at 16:26
  • @MustafaIsik all of this information needs to go into your original post. It sounds like you have done a lot of thought and research and know some options but understand the limits of each. This can make for a good specific question if it includes this information and research, but as it stands I voted to close your question as just asking for a list of visualization tool recommendations. – djechlin Feb 17 '13 at 16:27
  • I'll try with Slick2D in Java. Thank you for your help! – Mustafa Isik Feb 17 '13 at 17:09