mfinegan@uceng.UC.EDU (michael k finegan) (02/14/90)
Does anyone have software to display 2-D arrays of 8 bit (or float) data as a '3-D' image ? What I would like is something that doesn't rely on a huge graphics library, and leaves hardware dependent routines up to me. (i.e. initializing the buffer, setting/clearing pixels, drawing lines, ...) I have used HOOPS (under MS-DOS), but it is very large, and I am not happy with the results. I would also like support for UNIX platforms, and so would like source code, that is mostly system independent. There are some graphics/modelling textbooks, which have listings included, but the libraries are usually huge and intertwined, making extraction of a few subroutines difficult. The ideal results would allow rotation about an arbitrary line in the 'x-y' plane, as well as about a normal to the plane (HOOPS allows rotation about x and y axes only). I am willing to share/post the results ... Mike Finegan mfinegan@uceng.UC.EDU