I followed the official example (SciChart_AddObjectsToa3DChart), created a simplest test program, copied the “King_Low.obj” file from the official sample program into my test program, but “King_Low.obj” did not show up, what is the problem?
- hundun wds asked 1 year ago
It feels like a simple problem (it feels like the Uri was written wrong, I tried both absolute and relative paths), but I don’t know how to fix it.- I’m just a student in school, I don’t have much development experience, and I just wanted to show some experimental data with SciChart
So we’ve discovered a few bugs in this, and our team is going to fix them and publish a patch. For some reason SciChart is not picking up resources from the same library. Once we have a resolution I will update you. thanks for reporting!- Well, looking forward to your updates, I can’t wait to test the new version.
- Is there a history version that works (without this bug)?
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Hello,
I’m glad to inform you that the issue with adding 3D Objects to SciChart3DSurface has been fixed.
You can now add objects both by setting relative URLs to the ObjectModelSource.Source property and using ObjectModelSource.StreamSource.
The changes are available in SciChart v7.0.1.27097 and newer. Here is how to get our Nightly builds:
https://support.scichart.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/17232/37/getting-nightly-builds-with-nuget
We have also created a custom example demonstrating how 3D objects can be added in XAML and via StreamSource. Here is a link:
https://github.com/ABTSoftware/SciChart.Wpf.Examples/tree/SciChart_v7_Dev/Sandbox/CustomerExamples/AddObjectsToA3DChart
Please try it out and let us know your feedback.
With best regards,
Lex
SciChart Technical Support Engineer
- Lex answered 1 year ago
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