NI week papers

[jcarmody]

I'm interested in reading your papers...

[Ben]

Lets see if I can get it right this time.

Ben

[jcarmody]

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@Ben wrote:

[...] superhero capabilities without the tights [...]

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Thank you for posting this.  That's a very impressive application, and it's interesting to learn that it began back with LabVIEW version 2.

[GregFreeman]

I'd post mine but there is the chance I will refine it and add some substance and resubmit it next year. If I decide not to, I will be sure to post it.

[JackDunaway]

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@Ben wrote:

"...give the user superhero capabilities without the tights." and  "Special thanks to Darin Kinion... LabVIEW Champion who helped"

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+1 

[EvenDeejay]

That was a very interesting paper, Ben! I'm even more eager to learn about LVOOP now, after reading this. If only my company could send me on a LVOOP course or something...

[Ben]

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@JackDunaway wrote:

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@Ben wrote:

"...give the user superhero capabilities without the tights." and  "Special thanks to Darin Kinion... LabVIEW Champion who helped"

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+1 

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Kudos to you Jack for reminding me!

Darin's help with the model view matrix made that little navigation window a reality. I can't claim I fully understand it but I know enough to be able to over-ride zooming.

Thank you Darin!

Ben

[Ben]

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@Even Deejay wrote:

That was a very interesting paper, Ben! I'm even more eager to learn about LVOOP now, after reading this. If only my company could send me on a LVOOP course or something...

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It will still require additional time learning and reading (I have sat throug hthe LVOOP course, my boss teaches it).

If I had developed that without LVOOP I would be hadr pressed to re-use much of what went into the application. By using LVOOP I have treasure trove of classes that can be re-used when ever I have a custom 3D app to develop.

Go for it!

Ben