drawing a mesh on a 3D graph

[labmaster]

I want to draw a mesh on a 3d graph.

As seen in attachment, the mesh can be presented on graph using 3D surface control.

But, I don't know why the z value is presented differently according to the x vector.

X_Sine mesh on Sine wave vs. X_Linear mesh on Sine wave. 

Is this right?

I want to present sine mesh on sine 3D surface.

Is there a suitable way for this?

(I want to give the concept of 2d interpolation according to mesh representation.)

labmaster.

Message Edited by labmaster on 12-01-2009 12:49 PM

[labmaster]

The linearization could be understood under sine vector in X.

I want to modify my question... How to represent the sine mesh on sine waveform with a labview control?

labmaster.

[Ben]

Your posted code shows a mesh over both plots.

I do not understand what it is you don't like or want to change.

Lacking that info I can't think of anything else to say.

Ben

[labmaster]

Thanks. 

How to add the sine mesh (left hand drawing) on the sine waveform (right hand drawing)?

labmaster.

[Ben]

OK thanks you!

in this thread I posted a worse case 3d graph example that uses multiple plots in the same graph using

 

the "add" method for each plot. Please review that thread because I explained everything that I did and I posted full code so you "can roll your own".

Have fun!

Ben