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Dear netters,
I would like to obtain a software package (reasonably priced, of course)
to support the drawing of stick-figure sequences (or 3-d models) and output
on a laser printer. I have written software to do this in a plotter,
however, it's slow and there are several bugs left to solve. In terms of
cost efficiency, I'm sure an informed purchase is far better.
What I think I want is a package that will take coordinates, allow for
segment drawing definitions, and maybe allow for "space" inserted between
frames, etc. I typically use Harvard
Graphics for line/bar charts, but haven't found a way to get it to do what
I want.
Any comments/recommendations are welcome, and a summary will be posted.
p.s. downloading an ascii file to the program should be supported, that
objective wasn't clear as I re-read this message.
Thanks!
phil
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:: Philip Schot, Ph.D. ::
:: Biomechanics Lab Director ::
:: Department of Human Kinetics ::
:: University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee ::
:: P.O. Box 413 ::
:: Milwaukee, WI 53201 ::
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:: Phone: (414) 229-6080 (secretary) ::
:: (414) 229-6899 (lab/office) ::
:: Fax: (414) 229-5100 ::
:: Email: pschot@.csd.uwm.edu ::
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I would like to obtain a software package (reasonably priced, of course)
to support the drawing of stick-figure sequences (or 3-d models) and output
on a laser printer. I have written software to do this in a plotter,
however, it's slow and there are several bugs left to solve. In terms of
cost efficiency, I'm sure an informed purchase is far better.
What I think I want is a package that will take coordinates, allow for
segment drawing definitions, and maybe allow for "space" inserted between
frames, etc. I typically use Harvard
Graphics for line/bar charts, but haven't found a way to get it to do what
I want.
Any comments/recommendations are welcome, and a summary will be posted.
p.s. downloading an ascii file to the program should be supported, that
objective wasn't clear as I re-read this message.
Thanks!
phil
:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
:: Philip Schot, Ph.D. ::
:: Biomechanics Lab Director ::
:: Department of Human Kinetics ::
:: University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee ::
:: P.O. Box 413 ::
:: Milwaukee, WI 53201 ::
:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
:: Phone: (414) 229-6080 (secretary) ::
:: (414) 229-6899 (lab/office) ::
:: Fax: (414) 229-5100 ::
:: Email: pschot@.csd.uwm.edu ::
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