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Hi John, > . . . > I chose to generate my shape as VisADGeometryArray because I am able to > rotate the shape without recalculating all the coordinates through some > function(s). > . . . You can generate your shape using a MathType and a set of ScalarMaps, and still rotate the shape in the display using the setMatrix() method of the ProjectionControl. If you really want to generate your shape explicitly, you might try a Gridded3DSet or an Irregular3DSet with manifold dimension = 2 (for a surface shape). You might use this Set as the domain Set of a FlatField with MathType: ((latitude, longitude, altitude) -> temperature) Then map lat - > y, lon -> x, alt -> z and temp -> IsoContour. Cheers, Bill
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