09-27-2011 10:22 AM
Hi
my quastion is what is 3D pictures used for ?
Can any normal picture make it 3D ? how can I used it in Labview ?
09-27-2011 10:37 AM
Cut-n-past from this thread.
Here is an index with previews.
Gruntboy offers an exaple in the 3d-picture version here.
I have started to delve into the new version myself and I get very good response with large data sets (10,000 objects in the image) that looks like this.
THe new 3d picture version is implemented using LVOOP so knowlege of OOP will help geting started with it.
Sam Rogers posted stuff here.
If you are not familiar with LVOOP or OOP then you may like the ComponentWorks version which has been very stable and can be inserted in a PowerPoint presentation or any other document that supports activeX.
In an attempt to duplicate this image.
I posted code images using the CW 3d graph in this thread.
and in that same thread we explore ways to display bubbles in fluid flow in various ways.
Don Roth showed us some impressive stuff in this thread.
THis thread has a step by step tutorial on worse case display with code.
THe 3d car sample has code that lets you get a "feel" for working in 3d
I hope that gets you satarted.
Ben
09-27-2011 10:49 AM
Hi Suhad,
Try taking a look at this help page.
http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361H-01/lvconcepts/3d_pic_control/
By the sounds of your post it seems like you want to input a 2D image, and convert it into a 3D image? I'm not sure that's really what the 3D picture control is for.
Hope this helps.
09-27-2011 10:52 AM
I have used 2d images to skin a cube.
But when it comes right down to it, the normal pciture function used to work when pointed at a 3d picture.
Ben