LabVIEW
x-y-z positioning and color intensity chart
I am making 2D intensity chart after receiving text file.
Of the total 81 data, only 45 are shown to fit the visible cross.
I'd like to fold this 3*3 surface and make it look like a 3D cube that is empty inside without a base.
I want to make 3D surface intensity chart.
I don't know which vi to use.
I want to make like this figure
You'd have to use the 3D picture control.
There are examples shipped with LV...
It's not very easy, but the 3D cube comes out of the box 😆.
Search LabVIEW like a graph! type "3D picture control" in the example finder.
Or "texture box", "3D box", etc. in the search of the forum:
https://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/3D-Surface-texture/m-p/1624636
You'd probably need to study and modify those examples a bit...
You are not really describing the requirements. Your current "cube" is just another flat 2D picture with colored and layered parallelograms. Is that all you need or do you want real 3D where the cube can be rotated freely in all directions? Big difference. Is this "cube" for a static printed report or for user interaction?
I don't know how can i flod this 2D chart
Is there any example of 3D intensity chart??
https://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/3d-surface-plot/m-p/984201
Like above question. I want 3D position setting. and it spread and express the rectangular form of color map.
After that position setting get color information about that position from the txt file.
and make it change color by the data flow.
I want real 3D that can be rotated freely in all directions.
wiebe@CARYA wrote:
You'd have to use the 3D picture control.
There is no example of a 3D car with colormaps loaded from a file...
The equivalent of a intensity graph in 3D could be a lot of things. Arguably, the intensity graph is 3D (x,y,z bing the color). Look at the 3D Surface plot for example... But the 3D picture control is more flexible.
