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PDFThe LabVIEW 3D Picture Control Evaluation Software is a set of tools for LabVIEW 7.1 through 8.0.1 that allow the modeling and rendering of basic 3D scenes for advanced visualization in LabVIEW. The VIs included use OpenGL to render the 3D scenes. For LabVIEW versions 8.2 and later, the 3D Picture Control is built into the Graph Palette
This Evaluation is provided by National Instruments, but they are not supported. For questions, comments, or feedback related to these tools, see the discussion forum thread linked below.
To install and use these tools, you will need to download only one of the two files below. Please note that while one of the installer packages below is supplied by a 3rd-party, both installers contain the same components, which are property of National Instruments. Read below for more information on each download.
MSI Installer
This installer will work on Windows only. This installer is provided by National Instruments, and is the recommended download for Windows users. Simply unzip the attached file and double-click the MSI file.
VI Package Manager
This package will install on all platforms LabVIEW supports. This package has been provided to National Instruments by a 3rd-party, and is the recommended download for non-Windows users. You must first install the VI Package Manager, available via the link below. Refer to the links on the VI Package Manager page for information on how to configure the VI Package Manager and use it to install package files such as this one.
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VI Package Manager
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Very impressive and a breeze to install with the OpenG
package installer.
- Paul F. Sullivan, SULLutions. paul@sullutions.com - Sep 14, 2004
works on Mac OSX!
At least I could run the "animate object.vi" under MacOSX
10.3.4!!!
Why only providing a PC installer and why saying that it
works only on M$ system????
- Chris Salzmann, EPFL. - Jul 30, 2004
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