How can I create a 3d graph with Labwindows/CVI ?

[hopeula]

I have to create a 3d graph with Labwindows/CVI.
I saw examples using OpenGL, but is it possible to make 3d graph using ActiveX controls ?
If yes, how can I do this, and what is the most efficient between OpenGL and ActiveX ? In fact, this graph will be used in a multithreaded application, so it must use less ressources as possible.

Thank you for your answers !

[RobertoBozzolo]

Inside Measurment Studio there are some useful ActiveX controls that can be used in a CVI project. One of them is a 3D graph control for which there is a good example (samples\userint\activex\3dgraph.prj).

If you have a Developer Suite you should have those controls in the product CDs, otherwise I think you'll have to buy from NI.
Look if it is possible to download an evaluation version for this product.

[LuisG]

If you have CVI 7.0 or later, the Measurement Studio 3D graph ActiveX control comes standard with the CVI installation, so you don't have to install Measurement Studio.
(although, by all means, feel free to install and evaluate Measurement Studio. It's a great product.)

Luis
NI

[Jabba]

Depuis CVI 7.0, vous trouverez dans le dossier ".../Program Files/National Instruments/CVI 7/samples/userint/ActiveX, un projet nommé 3DGraph.prj qui met en oeuvre un graph 3D.

Cordialement,
Raphael TILLET
Ni FRANCE