10-20-2014 10:29 AM
Hello.
I am here looking for techniacal support about 3D drawing. Inorder to make the detail easy to understand.I draw a picture to illustrate the result that I want(picture 1).
First, I want to draw a transparent box, in the box there are some colorful blocks(seems like the Intensity Graph) the data has generated as two arraies(one for color and one for position).
but how to translate the data into a 3D picture(picture 1) ?Do I need some extra modules?
10-20-2014 12:15 PM
Under your HELP menu, choose FIND EXAMPLES.
In the BROWSE section open BUILDING USER INTERFACES and under that, open GENERATING 3D PICTURES.
Play with those examples and you should have enough to get you started.
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10-21-2014 12:12 AM
I nearly understand how to draw the picture. But there is a question. There will be more than one blocks in a same perpendicular line, then the blocks will cover each other looking from the XY plane. So do you have an idea to solve this problem??
10-21-2014 01:50 PM
I'm not an expert on the LabVIEW 3-D drawing, but in general, objects are drawn in the same order that they are presented to the view. So if you draw box A, box, B, and box C, then box C will cover the others, if they overlap.
Boxes cannot "cover each other", one has to cover the other.
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