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Re: 3D Plot Manipulation [message #20774 is a reply to message #20678] Wed, 19 July 2000 00:00 Go to previous message
promashkin is currently offline  promashkin
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Registered: December 1999
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Hugh,
Manipulating 3D data as you say is not simple and will require
preferebly using object graphics or, at least, some creative widget
programming. However, IDL comes with an object graphics demo code called
"surf_track.pro" (in IDL\Examples\Objects directory) that you can call
with your own data set and rotate the 3D model using the mouse:

surf_track, my_z_data

or, to see built-in data, simply type

surf_track

where my_z_data is your own, (regularly spaced) 2D Z-data set. If you
don't get the result you want immediately, at least surf_track will get
you started. You can then modify the data input, include irregular
spacing handling, etc.
Cheers,
Pavel

Hugh Crowl wrote:
>
> I'm a bit of an IDL newbie, and have mainly just used it to do the basic
> things that it was meant to do (i.e. plotting points and a little 3D
> graphing). What I've been working on recently is using the "plot_3dbox"
> routine to plot points in three dimensions. What I would like to do
> would be to be able to plot stuff in three dimensions and then grab it
> with the mouse and rotate it around (like the IDL demo). I suspect that
> there is probably a fairly simple widget out there that would take the
> data as input and let me do this. In addition, a flythrough the data
> would be nice, but it's not as important as 3D rotation.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> -Hugh
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