how to make simple animation of 2D object ?

[wwwilliam]

I am a beginner of LABVIEW, and here is my problem...

For each time loop, I can get a the x,y,theta information of a rigid body in the 2D plane.

I want to use those data to make a simple animation to represent how the object is moving like in a 2D plane, which includes the 2DOF translation movement and 1DOF rotation movement. 

How should I do?

Thanks a lot for helping me!

[Ting1224]

You can use XY graph to plot the trajectory of the object.

Regarding the introduction of the XY graph, you can refer to the tutorial on LabVIEW pro.

http://www.labviewpro.net/teach_content.php?fid=6&post=308&fpt=5

This can only represent the XY movement, not include the rotation part.

I don't think there's any graph control in LabVIEW that can represent the rotation aspect.

[Billingsley]

http://www.labviewpro.net/teach_list.php?fid=6

http://www.labviewpro.net/share_list.php?fid=7

http://www.labviewpro.net/techqa_list.php?fid=8

[ToeCutter]

Probably the easiest way to do this is with the 3D picture control. LabVIEW's solar system example shows you how to render with it and control the orientation of bodies.