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I'm trying to figure out the most sensible way to do something. I have a surface in 3D space, which may be either an Irregular2DSet or a Linear2DSet (onto which the Irregular2DSet has been sampled). A "data" variable determines height of the surface. I'd like to "draw" grid lines that follow the surface at particular x or y values; this would enable someone looking at it to better figure out which parts of the surface relate to which x and y values. Other than drawing a bunch of independent "lines" and adding them to the Display (which seems a bit unwieldy), I haven't come up with any brilliant ideas. Is there a sensible way to do this? Is there a simple way to create a grid of *lines*, give them a height (or z) value by sampling the data set onto them, and then display that? Donna L. Gresh, Ph.D. Optimization and Mathematical Software Group IBM T.J. Watson Research Center (914) 945-2472 http://www.research.ibm.com/people/g/donnagresh gresh@xxxxxxxxxx
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