-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Pelkie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, 18 June 2001 23:53
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [opendx-users] Making a glyph
>
>In a simple .net file I use Import -> ShowConnections -> Image to satisfy
>myself that this is a cube, but I can't figure out the next step, how to
>make the surfaces visible. The sample AutoGlyph3DScalar.net uses Construct
>-> Connect -> Shade, but I want to set up the geometry in a .dx file.
>Please provide guidance.
>
Import->Color("blue")->Image. No data required, surfaces (quads or
tris) are rendered for free.
There is a cube glyph already: pull down the "type" menu in the Glyph
config dialog.
See the Context-sensitive Help (or other docs) for how to prepare a
user-specified shape.
Thanks Chris. I don't want a cube glyph, I was just using that as a test
case. I like the sound of "Glyph config dialog", but where do I find it?
The Data Prompter is not working yet on Windows.
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