producing 3d graphs in vb .net
11 July 2002, 11:04 AM
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Any ideas how I could do this, ideally without 3rd party components..
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11 July 2002, 01:47 PM
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dont want to use excel.. as that would require licencing... whats vrml vector rendering something??
How easy is direct3d?
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How easy is direct3d?
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11 July 2002, 02:16 PM
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VRML is an open standard for describing 3d objects. Browsers can display it with plugins. I guess not ideal for your task.
I don't think there are any .NET types for doing Direct3d stuff, so you are going to be limited by that, plus it is a bit of overkill. I have not touched it, so wouldn't really know how difficult it will be. Is something I am interested in though, so may have a look when I have some time.
I think that the way to go would probably be using the System.Drawing class, and building up the graph using the primitives.
I don't think there are any .NET types for doing Direct3d stuff, so you are going to be limited by that, plus it is a bit of overkill. I have not touched it, so wouldn't really know how difficult it will be. Is something I am interested in though, so may have a look when I have some time.
I think that the way to go would probably be using the System.Drawing class, and building up the graph using the primitives.
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Have you got a copy of Excel? You could try automating it.
Otherwise it is self drawing in a homespun control, or if you are feeling adventurous you could use Direct3d.
EDIT: I guess you could count Excel + Direct3d as 3rd party components. Depends on your definition of 3rd party
[Edited by MrDeference - 7/11/2002 12:37:32 PM]
Otherwise it is self drawing in a homespun control, or if you are feeling adventurous you could use Direct3d.
EDIT: I guess you could count Excel + Direct3d as 3rd party components. Depends on your definition of 3rd party
[Edited by MrDeference - 7/11/2002 12:37:32 PM]
07 November 2002, 02:24 PM
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NOOOOOOOOOOO...
theres got to be an easier way.... dont say excel..
edited to add something your interested in?? good write me a custom control then!
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[Edited by David_Wallis - 7/11/2002 2:25:40 PM]
theres got to be an easier way.... dont say excel..
edited to add something your interested in?? good write me a custom control then!
David
[Edited by David_Wallis - 7/11/2002 2:25:40 PM]
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