| Re: show a simple grid.... [message #40053] |
Mon, 12 July 2004 13:38 |
Paul Sorenson
Messages: 48
Registered: May 2002
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Hello July,
Have you tried calling SURFACE with three arguments instead of one? Also,
have you tried the SHADE_SURF_IRR command? Perhaps its source code
(shade_surf_irr.pro) could be modified to draw polygons as edge lines
(yielding a mesh) rather than solid, shaded regions. (Just a thought.)
-Paul Sorenson
www.paulsorenson.com
"July" <webmaster@summerday.de> wrote in message
news:351251cc.0407100534.6f391701@posting.google.com...
> hello,
>
> I'm trying to display a simple grid from nonuniform coordinates.
> imagine, I have a float-array ( coord[dimz,dimx,dimy,3] ).
> coord[*,*,*,0] contains a z-coordinate (always 0.0)
> coord[*,*,*,1] contains a x-coordinate
> coord[*,*,*,2] contains a y-coordinate
>
> now I like to display a wire-mesh of this grid (neighbouring indicees
> = neighbouring points).
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> I tried it with "surface" but the view from above does not show every
> wire correct . holes appear.
>
> how can I realize it???
>
> hope, that someone can help me...
>
> greets, July
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