FAQ

Graphite FAQ

Graphite is a fast, C++-based math visualization app for 2D/3D math operations, scripting, and real-time rendering.

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• Graphite FAQ
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  • How do I install Graphite?
  • What language do I use for scripts?
  • How do I run my script?
  • What do the flags mean?
  • What is sandbox mode?
  • Where can I get help or report issues?
  • What platforms are supported?
  • Who maintains Graphite?

How do I install Graphite?

See the Installation section in the documentation.

What language do I use for scripts?

Scripts are written in C++ and must implement the ScriptInterface. Look WritingScripts section for more information.

How do I run my script?

Place your script as Graphite.cpp in the project directory, then run the app with desired flags. Look Usage section for more information.

What do the flags mean?

• -h / --help: Show help.
• -i / --init: Initialize Graphite.cpp file.
• -s / --sandbox: Enable sandbox mode.
• -v / -d / --verbose / --debug: Enable verbose/debug output.

Look Usage section for more information.

What is sandbox mode?

Sandbox mode runs scripts in a protected environment to prevent crashes and segmentation faults during editing. Look Usage section for more information.

Where can I get help or report issues?

Open an issue on GitHub, join discussions, or ask on Reddit.

What platforms are supported?

Graphite is designed for cross-platform Linux, Windows mainly. In current state works only on Linux.

Who maintains Graphite?

Daniel Stodulski Daynlight and the community.