WF3D Examples:

Included under the   csim/demo_examples/wf3dExamples   directory of CSIM distributions are a set of simple examples for demonstrating the WF3D viewer features. good starting point for learning to use the tools and develop new models.

WinFrame3d Examples Directory

This directory contains several examples for the WF3d Viewer.

Example 1 - Solar System Model:
  This is the 'default' example.
  Run:
	wf3d
  This example is composed of files:  geom.dat and sun.ppm
  It runs without supplying arguments to wf3d, because wf3d
  will look for the default file geom.dat, if no other files
  are specified.
  Move around the solar system by dragging your mouse.

Example 2 - B-Flies.wfl
  This is a simple example that creates three triangular butterflies.
  Run:
	wf3d bflies.wfl

Example 3 - Test1.wfl
  This is a simple example showing how to script camera motion.
  The camera goes through a preplanned script.
  Run:
	wf3d test1.wfl.scz
  This model is compressed for storage efficiency.  To review or
  edit the model, decompress it by:  scz_decompress test1.wfl.scz
  Then edit test1.wfl .

Example 4 - Test2.wfl
  This is a simple example showing how to place spheres.
  Move around the scene by dragging your mouse.
  Run:
	wf3d test2.wfl

Example 5 - TestBox.dat
  This is a simple example showing how to construct simple shapes.
  Move around the scene by dragging your mouse.
  Run:
	wf3d testbox.wfl
 
Example 6 - Earth Model
  This is a simple example showing how map an image to an
  object, such as a sphere, and how to compress the model
  with scz_compress.  
  Run:
	wf3d earth1.wfl.scz
  Move around the scene by dragging your mouse.
  Decompress the model by:  scz_decompress earth1.wfl.scz

Examples 7+8 - Aircraft Models
  Run:
	wf3d a10.wfl.scz
	wf3d stealth.wfl.scz
  Move around the scene by dragging your mouse.

Example 9 - 3D Data Plotting
  This example shows how to plot a matrix with XYZ2WF.
  Run:
	xyz2wf -ni plot3d.dat
	wf3d  plot3d.wfl
  Move around the plot by dragging your mouse.


* - The suffix .wfl stands for WinFrame Language.  An XML format
    for 2D and 3D scenarios.  For more info, see:
      WF3d