Scripting Guide • Three-Dimensional Scenes
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Three-Dimensional Scenes
Scripting in Three Dimensions
JSL includes commands for scripting three-dimensional scenes derived from OpenGL. Although not a complete OpenGL® implementation, JSL’s 3-D scene commands enable complex, interactive plots to be constructed and viewed. The Surface Plot platform in JMP is built using JSL scene commands.
Figure 12.1 Sample Three-Dimensional Shapes
Contents 
About JSL 3-D Scenes
JSL 3-D Scene Boxes
Setting the Viewing Space
Setting Up a Perspective Scene
Setting up an Orthographic Scene
Changing the View
The Translate Command
The Rotate Command
The Look At Command
The ArcBall
Graphics Primitives
Primitives Example
Controlling the Appearance of Primitives
Other Uses of Begin and End
Drawing Spheres, Cylinders, and Disks
Construction
Lighting
Drawing Text
Using Text with Rotate and Translate
Using the Matrix Stack
Lighting and Normals
Creating Light Sources
Lighting Models
Normal Vectors
Shading Model
Material Properties
Alpha Blending
Fog
Example
Bézier Curves
One-Dimensional Evaluators
Two-Dimensional Evaluators
Using the Mouse
Pick Commands
Three-Dimensional Arguments

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