Giuseppe_Coco

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by Giuseppe_Coco 11mo ago
Great idea adding a safety perimeter!
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by Giuseppe_Coco 11mo ago
Is anyone interested in contributing? I am looking for either someone who wants to help me integrate maps from OpenStreetMap into FireShow, or someone who is experienced in building real softwares, especially in C++ and wants to reorganize
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by Giuseppe_Coco 11mo ago
Thank you! Here in my place, we organize a lot of firework shows for celebrations. Hence my brother-in-law - which is a passionate but not a prefessional - told me, why don't you make a software like that? So I took the challenge! Woul
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by Giuseppe_Coco 11mo ago
Why do you want to port it to the web? It'a a genuine question. Is it for making the software more accessible?
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by Giuseppe_Coco 11mo ago
To mitigate this problem, shouldn't tecnicians have a sort of simulated environment where they test their shows, without triggering actual fireworks?
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by Giuseppe_Coco 11mo ago
Actually, in this first phase, I haven't thought of connecting the software to a control unit that triggers actual fireworks. For now, it's only supposed to be a design show software. But, I guess, that is going to be the next cru
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by Giuseppe_Coco 11mo ago
I appreciate a lot your interest for this project! I was sure it was interesting as there are no open-source softwares of this type!
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Pyrotechnic Display Design Software(github.com)
34 points by Giuseppe_Coco 11mo ago|18 comments
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by Giuseppe_Coco 11mo ago
FireShow is a 3D fireworks display design and visualization software developed in C++ and OpenGL. Inspired by professional tools like FWsim and Finale 3D, this project allows designers to create, synchronize, and visualize complex pyrotechn
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Google Workspace MCP Server(github.com)
1 points by Giuseppe_Coco 1y ago|0 comments