3d graph

[vinegoni@my-deja.com]

Hi I need to plot the following data in a labview program. I have a
sphere surface and some points v1,v2,.... vn that lie on the sphere.
Now I would like to plot the sphere plus the points. The points have to
be connected together with a line that connects all of themin the
order v1,v2,.... vn.
There is an easy way to do it?
Thanks for everything
-Claudio

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[Aaron]

1) Right click on the 3D graph and select properties. Go to the plots tab.
Add a plot.

2) On the diagram, use ActiveX Invoke and Property nodes to drill down graph->plots->item(1)->plot3dparametricsurface(...).
Wire up the X, Y, and Z matrices describing the sphere.

3) Likewise, drill down graph->plots->item(2)->plot3dcurve(...). Wire up
the x, y, and z vectors describing the curve.

The plots default to cartesian coordinates. You can select spherical coordinates
on the property page if you want to use them.

Aaron Michalk


vinegoni@my-deja.com wrote:
>Hi I need to plot the following data in a labview program. I have a>sphere
surface and some points v1,v2,.... vn that lie on the sphere.>Now I would
like to plot the sphere plus the points. The points have to
>be connected
together with a line that connects all of themin the>order v1,v2,.... vn.>There
is an easy way to do it?>Thanks for everything>
-Claudio>>-->************************************************************************>Claudio
Vinegoni>>URL: http://www.gapoptique.unige.ch/members/vinegoni/default.htm>>GAP-Optique
Phone: +41 (0)22 7026158 (lab)>University of Geneva
: +41 (0)22 7026082 (office)> Fax: +41 (0)22
7810980>20, Rue de l'Ecole de Medecine Email: claudio.vinegoni@physics.unige.ch>CH-1211
Geneva>SWITZERLAND>>****************>>>Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/>Before
you buy.