Overview:
The following Example shows how to rotate and flip a 3D array in any of the 48 possible
combinations.
Description:
This is a subVI which allows the ability to rotate and flip a 3D array in any of the 48 combinations. The purpose of this subVI is to allow the user to see which variant is desired and select only that one for further use in an application.
This can easily be modified for other data types. This requires the subVI 2D Array Variations posted as a Community Example: 2D Array Variations (subVI): http://forums.ni.com/t5/Example-Program-Drafts/2D-Array-Variations-subVI/ta-p/3496970
Requirements:
LabVIEW Base Development System 2012 (or Compatible).
Steps to Implement or Execute Code:
1. Open the attached VI "3D Boolean Array Variations LV 2012 - NI Verified.vi".
2. Run the VI.
Additional Information or References: (Snippet)
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