1 If we put our model car into this visualiser and pass smoke over it.

2 As well as providing custom data to the Visualiser, you can also customize the drawing style of the columns and the colors used for the stripes.

3 As you can see, there is the main Visualiser view and a second Visualiser Menu view, which lists the aspects being displayed.

4 The Visualiser is designed to cope with large projects,[] although quite a lot of processing is required to determine the size of every class and to render the visualization.

5 Images – Hotels.com have been trialling their hotel visualiser were search starts with pictures and images (Alex Bainbridge has some detail).

6 It is also worth noting that the Visualiser is actually a completely general-purpose component that can be tailored to visualize anything, from Eclipse markers to Google search results.

7 The Visualiser supports a selection mechanism, which can be operated via the mouse or the keyboard, to select columns, classes, or stripes.

8 As they bask under the twin suns they hear noises coming from the Visualiser.

9 We can also enable a monitoring aspect that populates a view to show us various performance and resource usage measurements in the Visualiser.

10 These can be toggled on or off from the Visualiser Menu toolbar.