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Plot3D Curves

The document describes methods to display 3D curves and surfaces in a JavaFX or Java3D scene. It contains methods to display a surface of revolution, helix, and curve individually in a JavaFX scene, as well as a method to display multiple curves and surfaces together with assigned colors in a JavaFX scene. A separate method displays a bounded curve on a surface of revolution in a Java3D scene.

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Plot3D Curves

The document describes methods to display 3D curves and surfaces in a JavaFX or Java3D scene. It contains methods to display a surface of revolution, helix, and curve individually in a JavaFX scene, as well as a method to display multiple curves and surfaces together with assigned colors in a JavaFX scene. A separate method displays a bounded curve on a surface of revolution in a Java3D scene.

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private static void displayCurves(SurfaceOfRevolution sor, Helix3D spiral, Curve3D

applx)
{

com.anca.gui.editor3d.javafx.JavaFXScene scene = new


com.anca.gui.editor3d.javafx.JavaFXScene();
com.anca.gui.editor3d.javafx.JavaFXPanel viewer = new
com.anca.gui.editor3d.javafx.JavaFXPanel(scene);

javax.swing.JFrame frame = new javax.swing.JFrame();


frame.add(viewer);
frame.setSize(1000, 1000);
frame.setVisible(true);

scene.addModel(com.anca.maths.geometry.Frame3D.BASEFRAME);
scene.addModel(sor).setTransparencyValue(0.5);
scene.addModel(spiral.getCurve()).setColor(Color.BLACK);
scene.addModel(applx).setColor(Color.WHITE);
viewer.autoFitScene(new com.anca.maths.vectors.Vector3D(-1.0, 1.0, -
1.0), com.anca.maths.vectors.Vector3D.ZDirection);

private void displayObjects(ArrayList<CurveOrSurfaceOrSolid3D> surfaceList,


ArrayList<CurveOrSurfaceOrSolid3D> curveList)
{
Color [] colors = {Color.RED, Color.GREEN, Color.BLUE, Color.PINK,
Color.MAGENTA, Color.YELLOW,
Color.WHITE, Color.GRAY, Color.BLUE, Color.PINK,
Color.MAGENTA, Color.YELLOW};

com.anca.gui.editor3d.javafx.JavaFXScene scene = new


com.anca.gui.editor3d.javafx.JavaFXScene();
com.anca.gui.editor3d.javafx.JavaFXPanel viewer = new
com.anca.gui.editor3d.javafx.JavaFXPanel(scene);

javax.swing.JFrame frame = new javax.swing.JFrame();


frame.add(viewer);
frame.setSize(1000, 1000);
frame.setVisible(true);

scene.addModel(com.anca.maths.geometry.Frame3D.BASEFRAME);
//scene.addModel(concialSOR).setTransparencyValue(0.5);
//scene.addModel(workpieceBoundSOR).setColor(Color.GREEN);
// scene.addModel(spineCircle).setColor(Color.RED);

for(int i = 0; i < surfaceList.size(); i++)


{
if(i == 0)
{
scene.addModel(surfaceList.get(i)).setTransparencyValue(0.5);
}
else
{
scene.addModel(surfaceList.get(i)).setColor(colors[i]);
}
}
for(int i = 0; i < curveList.size(); i++)
{

scene.addModel(curveList.get(i)).setColor(colors[i]);
}

viewer.autoFitScene(new com.anca.maths.vectors.Vector3D(-1.0, 1.0, -1.0),


com.anca.maths.vectors.Vector3D.ZDirection);
}

private static void displayCurves(BoundedCurveOnSOR cuttingEdge)


{

com.anca.gui.editor3d.java3d.Java3DScene scene = new


com.anca.gui.editor3d.java3d.Java3DScene();
com.anca.gui.editor3d.java3d.Java3DViewer viewer = new
com.anca.gui.editor3d.java3d.Java3DViewer(scene);
SurfaceOfRevolution sor = cuttingEdge.getBaseSOR();

scene.addObject(com.anca.maths.geometry.Frame3D.BASEFRAME);
scene.addObject(sor).setTransparencyValue(0.5);
scene.addObject(cuttingEdge.asBoundedCurve()).setColor(Color.BLACK);

MainFrame frame = new MainFrame(scene);


}

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