Kevin Wampler wrote:
> Kevin Wampler wrote:
>> I'll see if I can whip up some example code for you to look at in the 
>> next few days.
> 
> I was a bit busier than I expected, but here's some code which will 
> (hopefully) do something similar to what you want.  It's in Python and 
> you'll need pyopengl to run it.  Once the window pops up, hit 'h' or '?' 
> to print the list of available commands.  I've also tried to commend the 
> code a lot, but I can clarify things if they're still unclear.
> 
> Let me know if you can get it to work or not, if it seems to do what you 
> want, and if there's anything else I can help with.
> 

Kevin,

what can I say - you've gone way above and beyond what I have expected 
anyone to do.  You must be really excited about this stuff.

I've been pretty busy myself lately, but I have been able to look over 
the programs that you presented - I especially like the one from 
washington.edu - but some of the others look very promising as well.

The code that you posted is great - humbles me greatly in my knowledge 
of 3D and data handling.  It is much appreciated.  I will try to work it 
in this week to take a look at it.

What can I do in return for your help?
Maybe some of the 3D data that I have lying around?


Tom

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