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Hi Chris,
not in-tree, no, but have a look at the pretty visualization
Gerald Baier's gr_channelsounder produces, maybe it's what you're
after.
Other than that, there's pyqtgraph, with which you can generate
dynamic 3D plots with relative ease; Tim O'Shea has gr-pyqt ,
which uses that, but I don't think for 3D graphs (haven't looked
in a while); I think any code additions to that are welcome (it's
FOSS, after all), and you can possibly just take one of the sinks
(the ctime_plot.py would be my starting point). Note that gr-pyqt
deals with messages containing sample packets (instead of
streams); while this might mean you need to "packetize" your
sample stream into messages first, I personally think this is the
way to go in the future, anyway.
Best regards,
Marcus
Update:
After a quick discuss with another dev, I am after that
third dimension view so the regular time or constellation
sinks are not what I need. The time sink has I and Q on the
same Y axis, with time in X.
I was
hoping there was an existing edit to the standard wx or qt
time sink to see I vs Q vs Time in x, y, and z.
Thanks!
C
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