That video shows how to use dispenser jutsu to visualize gaps of an attribute distribution, as well as how to setup tooltip jutsu according your needs.
Beside that you may see side by side map content comparison.
Take a look! The video
I am developing the Geo-Jutsu project based on my own experience, mostly focused on the development of navigation maps and their validation.
The NDS.Live support is the highest priority for me in the first step. I will add other standards in the future.
There are the main points to achieve:
Flexible rendering system to display object’s status/condition and visualize custom reports.
Ability to view (side by side) the same part of the map from multiple sources or (and) versions of source, to spot differences.
Increase informativeness of sematic information visualization by putting specific graphical marking direct on map surface.
Adaptation of a system’s behavior and visualization through visual programming language (jutsu)
Using jutsu to search for objects across many tiles, including the entire map.
I use this site for information on the Geo-Jutsu progress, and this is my first video on the current state of the project.
I plan updates every month or month and a half, depending on my workload.
If you have any questions or suggestions please contact me by email sj@objectjazz.com
