How to Rotation 3D Image in LabWindows/CVI

Hi All
I have a 3D image and i want to rotate its x,y and z axis, how it is possible kindly help me.
Regards
Umer

Hello Umer
When you say that you want to rotate the 3D graph, you mean programmatically? as you can rotate the 3D object using your mouse once the code is running.
To locate the examples in LabWindows/CVI that incorporate the 3D ActiveX Graph control, follow the steps below:
Launch LabWindows/CVI.
Browse to Help » Find Examples » Communicating with External Applications » ActiveX » General.
3. Select any of 3D projects which include
3DGraph.prj, 3DGraphAxis.prj, 3DGraphColorMap.prj, and 3DGraphContours.prj.RegardsMart G

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