Re: Real-time rotations of 3-D plots
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- Subject: [mg41447] Re: Real-time rotations of 3-D plots
- From: "Peltio" <peltio at twilight.zone>
- Date: Tue, 20 May 2003 03:25:11 -0400 (EDT)
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"John C. Erb, Ph.D." wrote >1. Use Mathematica's Experimental RealTime3D >2. Buy Dynamic Visualizer from Wolfram >3. Get Jens Peer-Kuska's free 3D package MathGL3d I would also add: 4. Get Martin Kraus' LiveGraphics3D and his amazing live.jar archive. It can be found, along with full documentation, at http://wwwvis.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de/~kraus/LiveGraphics3D/index.html and can be called from within Mathematica, via J/Link. (but I _think_ it would not take too much to write a smal proc that creates a web page and launch the browser in a small window) I find the graphics produced better than those obtained via RealTime3D [1] (illumination, point size and the possibility to let them spin are the main reasons. Moreover, it can be used to produce interactive graphics.) It is also free for non commercial purposes, or at least it was so the last time I dropped by the site. [1] To be fair, I must admit I did not have much time to experiment with RealTime3D to see if there are ways to modify lighting, point-size and other things. cheers, Peltio invalid address in reply-to. Crafty demunging required to mail me.