VecMetaFrame takes as input a bitmap made by the user, which represents the distribution
of conductors over the surface:
a red/blue pixel means a positive/negative point, a black pixel means a zero potential point while a white pixel means
the point have to be calculated.
The potential values assigned to conductors are proportional to the red/blue RGB value (from 0 to +/-1.0 V), therefore
pixels with an ambiguous color must be avoided.
After the conductors loading, the potential values can be modified using the "Set conductors" option or,
instead, the simulation can be directly started connecting to the VMF server.
VMF is a direct child of Nablakiller and
Flooxd, it is developed by \\HiFi\\ and Altivec ( [hifi_AT_metalabs_DOT_org] | [altivec_AT_metalabs_DOT_org] )
and must be considered a still-in-development project, for these reasons advertises and corrections are appreciated.
VecMetaFrame is a MeTA~LAbS project [ www.metalabs.org ] and it's obviously distributed under the GPL licence.
