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Is there any way to add texts, lines, wind vector over terrain surface (over IDLgrSurface )? [message #57827] Fri, 04 January 2008 07:06 Go to next message
Dave[4] is currently offline  Dave[4]
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Dear guys:

Is there any way to add texts, polylines, wind vector over terrain
surface (over IDLgrSurface )? Thanks very much!

dave
Re: Is there any way to add texts, lines, wind vector over terrain surface (over IDLgrSurface )? [message #57960 is a reply to message #57827] Fri, 04 January 2008 10:42 Go to previous message
Rick Towler is currently offline  Rick Towler
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Dave wrote:
> Dear guys:
>
> Is there any way to add texts, polylines, wind vector over terrain
> surface (over IDLgrSurface )? Thanks very much!

Yes, just add them to your model. Lines (IDLgrPolyline) and text
(IDLgrText) are easy. The wind vectors are a bit trickier but I'm quite
sure someone has coded up a OG vector object, check the codebank.

The only thing you need to keep in mind is that placing surfaces and
lines directly on top of each other results in "stitching" as errors in
the z-buffer calcs result in lines weaving above and below the surface.
This is easily handled by either adding a small offset in your data or
using the DEPTH_OFFSET property of your surface (or polygon) object.

-Rick
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