Hi everyone, I have a large simulation program which produces output data (irregular positions and velocity data) at a rate of a few points per second. I wonder if it is possible to have dx display these data and continuously update this display (i.e. have a "online 3D-display" of my data as they are created).
I have browsed through most of the documentation but found no "obvious" way to do this. Most explanations and examples deal with the visualization of a fixed set of data from a file. I could, of course, create a file from my data, but this would limit my possibilities to interact with the simulation (i.e. parameters could only be modified for the next simulation run). The simulation side would be quite obvious: I could employ the DXLink facilities to start dx from the simulation and feed positions and data (and connections?) via DXLSetValue to one or more DXLInput modules on the dx side. What I am unsure about is the required structure on the dx side. Is any of the predefined modules able to "add" or "append" these data to the data accumulated so far? Or would I have to code a module myself to acomplish this? I am quite new to dx, and perhaps I am missing something obvious. Any help or hint would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance. Dieter Ruppert RTS GmbH Schwieberdingen/Germany [EMAIL PROTECTED]
