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During SciView hackathon we experimented with various techniques to visualize Mastodon datasets in Blender. Here are the results: mastodon-sciview-hackathon-results.zip
A workflow for rendering a Mastodon dataset as cells with tails in Blender:
a Mastodon CSV export plugin (GraphToCsvUtils.java, ExportGraphAsCsvPlugin.java)
a CSV to mesh script for Blender (read_csv_to_vertices_and_edges.py)
a geometry node workflow that renders a mesh as colored cells with tails (blender-render-cells-and-tails.blend)
Here is a screenshot of the result:
material that renders cells darker if they are further away from the camera
(render-material_cells-distant-to-the-camera-darker.blend)
a geometry nodes setup that renders 100k instances of differently shaped curves.
This can potentially be used to render cell division in a metaball like fashion.
(many-curves_prototype-for-cell-division-animation.blend)
During SciView hackathon we experimented with various techniques to visualize Mastodon datasets in Blender. Here are the results:
mastodon-sciview-hackathon-results.zip
A workflow for rendering a Mastodon dataset as cells with tails in Blender:
Here is a screenshot of the result:
material that renders cells darker if they are further away from the camera

(render-material_cells-distant-to-the-camera-darker.blend)
a geometry nodes setup that renders 100k instances of differently shaped curves.

This can potentially be used to render cell division in a metaball like fashion.
(many-curves_prototype-for-cell-division-animation.blend)