Hi everyone,
I´m astonished with the run-time error my program presents: I described a 100x100 grid as connected points (so, 99x99). It works properly and shows the image on the screen, but when I try to rotate it, a message points out that some points are not defined. The problem is that these points have and index much higher than the maximum that could be expected from the input (more than 10,000 in this case). If sb could help me, please, what is happening and why?
Another question:
I´m interpolating some scattered data with the Connect module. It works- at default- using "triangulation". Its there any other way to "connect" the points?
The input is:
(float-x) (float-y) (float-z) (int-r)
where x and y is a 2D-vector
z is an height that depends of r. r is the number of the region, and each region has an uniquely z-value
How can I connect the points of each region in such a way that each region could be looked as a continuum area with some height, but without any continuum interpolation on its limits (i.e., if there is two neighboor areas with different indexes, at some limit the index changes from one value to the other without any intermediate transition). What I have now is all this, but the last thing (there are "transitions" between the "steps"). You can see that at http://paginas.terra.com.br/educacao/QualityProductivity/dx/demanda-relevo1.png
Thanks a lot,
Thiago Serra Azevedo Silva
Computer Engineering Student
State University of Campinas (Unicamp-BRAZIL)
