DEVELOPMENT & SPONSORSHIP

QCALVIEW can go further.

QCALVIEW 40.21 is the public, documented base. Beyond it, advanced development explores new ways to view, analyse, automate and connect geographic data — without publishing unreleased scripts or implementation details.

QCALVIEW development platform
QCALVIEWpublic core · advanced development

DEVELOPMENT DIRECTIONS

From calibrated views to broader GIS workflows.

Some capabilities already exist in advanced development; others define clear directions for future work. They are shown here to make the potential of the project visible, while the public documentation remains focused on QCALVIEW 40.21.

DomainPublic coreDevelopment potentialStatus
Calibrated viewsAvailable in 40.21Extended controls and workflowsPublic
Multi-view workflows—Multiple coordinated viewers and viewpoint statesAdvanced dev
Batch workflows—Repeatable operations across viewpoints, layers and outputsAdvanced dev
Analytical visibility—Observer/target analysis and reusable GIS resultsAdvanced dev
QGIS Processing—Reusable analytical and production algorithmsAdvanced dev
Graphical Modeler workflows—Combine QCALVIEW-oriented operations with wider QGIS modelsDevelopment path
Blender bridge / Live Link—Connect geographically controlled scenes to richer 3D and rendering workflowsDevelopment path
GPU acceleration—Higher-capacity rendering and large-scene performanceLong-term
Domain-specific analysis—Purpose-built extensions around real professional workflows

Advanced capabilities may be demonstrated without being released or documented publicly. Internal scripts and implementation details are not distributed as part of the public 40.21 release.

SUPPORT & SPONSORSHIP

Support the open project. Or fund a defined development.

General support helps the public plugin mature. Sponsored development is a separate path for organisations that want to explore or commission a specific capability.

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Use it and test it

Run QCALVIEW on representative projects, document reproducible issues and help expose edge cases.

Send testing feedback ↗
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Contribute to the public project

Code, documentation, test datasets, translations and workflow feedback can all help QCALVIEW mature while remaining open source.

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Sponsor a development

Companies, laboratories, schools and organisations can discuss a defined capability, prototype, integration or analytical direction. Scope, access, deliverables and publication conditions are agreed for the project.

Discuss a development ↗