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Re: [Update REQ 5425]: help!


  • To: software@geom
  • Subject: Re: [Update REQ 5425]: help!
  • From: "Daeron Meyer" <daeron>
  • Date: Wed, 31 May 95 16:08:10 CDT

> 
> From: sabatini at unipg.it (Giovanni Sabatini)
> Message-Id: <9505310836.AA30670 at dedalo.unipg.it>
> Subject: help!
> To: software@geom
> Date: Wed, 31 May 1995 10:36:31 +0100 (MDT)
> Cc: 1 at dedalo.unipg.it
> 
> Hello
> My name is Giovanni Sabatini.
> I'm a student of the Perugia's University (Italy).
> I'm working to a programm for Animation and Parallel Computing for
> the Study of Elementary Reactions.
> 
> Can I have an example file (C source) about animation of three SPHERES 
> with X-GEOMVIEW ?
> 
> Excuse for my English !!!
> 
> 	Regards Giovanni
> 
> 	e-mail   sabatini at unipg.it
>  
> 
> 

Sorry,

No such source code is available. We don't have the staff time available to
write external modules upon request. You should study the example C code that
comes with the program and read the manual to find out more. To animate
three spheres, all you need to do is define the spheres with GCL commands
that look like:

(geometry sph1 { SPHERE .... })
(geometry sph2 { SPHERE .... })
etc...

Then you would move the spheres with commands like:

(progn
 (xform sph1 { 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 .5 0 0 1 })
 (xform sph2 { .... })
 (xform sph3 { .... })
)
etc...

hope this helps,
Daeron


 
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