CubicEye™ Application Interfaces The CubicEye™ Application Platform provides new ways of interfacing different parts of your program to each other, and to the user. The visibility of numerous panels simultaneously, as well as geometry at the interior of the cube provides numerous opportunities for streamlining and optimizing the interface. The configuration diagrams on the left of each example show the flow of information as the user interacts with the program. On the right is the view seen by the CubicEye™ application user.

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Panel Interaction Information entered or selections made on one panel can influence the content of other panels. In this calendar example, a month is selected on the annual calendar, which brings up the calendar for that month on the side panel. A date is selected on the monthly calendar, which brings the day and week on other panels. The task lists is pinned to the floor panel.   panel to panel interaction       an interactive calendar - click to enlarge             Model Control Information entered or selections made on the panels can influence a model displayed on the interior of the cube. In this molecular visualizer example, selections made on the periodic chart bring up various other options and information on the other panels, as well as a 3D model which is spinning in the interior of the cube.   panel interaction controls model       a molecular visualization tool - click to enlarge         Panel/Model Interaction The flow of information can go two ways. Information entered or actions taken on the panels can not only influence the model, but changes in the model can be reflected on the side panels as well. In this 2D/3D modeler, the user can edit the 3D model by making changes to the 2D plans and elevations, or can make changes to the 2D drawings by editing the 3D model.   panels and model interact dynamically       an interactive 2D/3D modeler - click to enlarge