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I get strange behaviour when I try to add two cones to the display. The first cone shows up just fine, but when the second cone is added, the display shows the two cones parallel to the xy plane. (This is with Bill's texture mapping fix; With the release version of visad.jar, I get an OutOfMemoryError) http://www.nssl.noaa.gov/~lakshman/visad/3d_to_2d.html The problem is probably in the way I am adding the ElevationScans to the display (I'm clearing out the data references, then re-adding them): display.removeAllReferences(); display.clearMaps(); display.addMap( new ScalarMap( dr.x, Display.XAxis ) ); display.addMap( new ScalarMap( dr.y, Display.YAxis ) ); display.addMap( new ScalarMap( dr.z, Display.ZAxis ) ); for each drawable: { ScalarMap dataMap = new ScalarMap( gatevalue, Display.RGBA ); dataMap.setRange( myColorFunction.min, myColorFunction.max ); display.addMap( dataMap ); // change the colormap from the default ... ColorAlphaControl color = (ColorAlphaControl) dataMap.getControl(); color.setTable( myColorFunction.colorTable ); } for each drawable{ display.addReference( data ); } Is there a better way? Is what I am doing wrong? thanks Lak
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