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"Phoenix", an experiment independent web-based event display for High Energy Physics.
\- 'moved' and adapted from phoenix-helpers repo where it was created initially by mistake \- The gain in size is typically around a factor 10, so for a web based...
Currently the event data are read from a single event file which is fully loaded at start time. This means that all events are present in memory, potentially taking quite...
Another idea to make nice live event display would be to be able to give a URL for the event file, which in case you are rotating the events would...
If I turn off clipping, you can see that the Pixels disappear. 
It looks like opacity is not working anymore for me when looking at the LHCb detector. It works for TrackML for example, so it has to be related to the...
 Tested on iPhone with Safari and Firefox. Samsung with native browser and chrome
Dear developers, As I saw the examples, event data of them don't have actual time information. So two questions: 1. Is it correct that currently phoenix doesn't works anyhow with...
Hi @EdwardMoyse, all, I recently wrote out some json files for ATLAS events and noticed that [jets are defined](https://github.com/HSF/phoenix/blob/master/guides/users.md#supported-object-types) using eta and phi for angles (as expected) but energy for...
I worked out the problem with #336. It's very simple - the jets are failing the energy cut. Now, I could increase the maximum to something huge work around this,...
It seems Phoenix keeps doing high-FPS rendering even if nothing is going on (no animation, no user action). It might be useful to prevent this and only re-render when needed.
