Hi, I basically want to create a model of a 3D surface, with a 2D graph. I have the xy placement and I represent the height of any given point by its colour (maybe white is the lowest point, gradually going up to red, the highest point on the actual surface).
So I want the graph to look like a bunch of points (a probe is going to pass along the surface and take these height measurements), where a bump on the surface would be indicated by the points gradually changing colour and gradually changing back as the probe moves off the bump.
I've looked at all the packaged graphing examples included with LabVIEW and nothing seems close enough to help.
Any other suggestions as to a BETTER way of representing this data are very welcome as well.
I am at the stage where I can put the points wherever I want, but I have no clue how to change the colour.
Thanks to all in advance,
Adam
EDIT: I am very new to LabVIEW, just to clarify.
EDIT AGAIN: I'm looking into intensity graphs now...maybe I should have looked at them harder before, sorry guys.