dirish@solitude.math.utah.edu (Dudley Irish) (04/27/91)
We have a very simple problem. We are plotting phase orbits for DE's and so far we have been doing it in 2D and we have a very useful program. However, we would like to expand into 3D. In order to do this we need routines to set up transformation matrices and to transform points. Note this is really a very simple set of routines, the sort of thing that one would assign as the first assignment in a graphics course. Its just that I don't want to write it myself. If you know of a suitable library floating around, I would appreciate a note. The requirement is very simply we just want to be able to draw 3D points into an X window. Bear in mind, that all the surrounding X code has been written, all I need is a small library of routines to handle mapping the 3D coords to the X window. Thanks in advance, -- Dudley Irish / dirish@math.utah.edu / Manager Computer Operations Center for Scientific Computing, Dept of Mathematics, University of Utah The views expressed in this message do not reflect the views of the Dept of Mathematics, the University of Utah, or the State of Utah.