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[niks_radev]

Hi !
I have to do a project on how to create a 3D image on Labwiev to give two random points to me and to calculate the balance between them taking into account the relief.

Thank you for your time in advance!

[Bob_Schor]

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@niks_radev wrote:

Hi !
I have to do a project on how to create a 3D image on Labwiev to give two random points to me and to calculate the balance between them taking into account the relief.

Thank you for your time in advance!

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Here are some suggestions:

• Be sure you know enough about the problem to have some idea of what you want to do.  [I suspect that the difference between our native languages explains why I don't really understand your task].
• Be sure you have a pretty good grasp of basic LabVIEW -- aim for at least the ability to take and pass the CLAD certification.
• Spend the additional time to get familiar with LabVIEW Vision (you should do this after you learn LabVIEW Basics, as the Vision Module is somewhat "different" and definitely under-documented).
• If this is a serious Work Project (as opposed to a School Assignment), try to find a colleague with whom to work, if only to listen to you explain your ideas and say "But why are you doing that?".

Bob Schor

[wiebe@CARYA]

@niks_radev wrote:

Thank you for your time in advance!

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You're welkom!

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@niks_radev wrote:
I have to do a project on how to create a 3D image on Labwiev to give two random points to me and to calculate the balance between them taking into account the relief.

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There is no question...

Break down your problem (e.g. the physical problem, how to draw points in a 3D image, how to make random points, etc.). Ask if you have questions...

@BOB: Why LabVIEW Vision?

Spoiler

You're not teasing are you (tricking him into doing some extra curriculum homework)?

[Bob_Schor]

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wiebe@CARYA wrote:

@BOB: Why LabVIEW Vision?

Spoiler

You're not teasing are you (tricking him into doing some extra curriculum homework)?

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Not at all!  As I said in my post, I did not have a clear idea at all of what the Poster was trying to do.  I probably should have been clued in by "3D image", but was misled by the "image" part ...  My apologies.

Bob Schor