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Free 3d Graphing Software? 2016-03-28 05:37:59 Post No. 7962496
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Hey /sci/
tl;dr
I'm looking for a free 3d graphing program that will be usable by a casual that doesn't know how to code.
What i want to do is show the vectors of objects moving in a 3 dimensional space, be able to label them, and be able to take a snapchat of the graph to be put into onto a 2 dimensional piece of paper. I'd like it if I could make curved rays, but if I have to stick to straight vectors that's fine.
I am okay at math, pretty mediocre with coding/computers, and pretty poor. So it has to be super cheap or free. I've been looking around and can't find the right one.
why do i need this?
I want to illustrate complex space battles for a thing i'm working on. it doesn't need to be pretty, in fact, the more austere it looks the better.
it would be greatly appreciated if you can help.
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Download 3ds Max or Maya. The educational version. It's free if you pretend that you're a student.
And don't be a retard by downloading the trial. I said educational, not trial, you fuckwit.
Change the camera to orthographic mode, place your renderable objects and then go into animation mode and fuck with the curves and keyframes.
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>>7962506
ah, i see. thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
>>7962527
checking it out. thanks a lot.
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>>7962506
> there is a thread in /3/ from 20 June 2015
I knew that board was very slow but what the fuck
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>>7962527
so i'm checking 3ds educational max out, and i don't think it's exactly what i'm looking for.
it seems to be focused more on 3d modeling, and I am looking for a more barebones program.
i just want straight lines on a 3d graph that can be viewed on a sheet of paper. also, i can't figure out how to make the background white.
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This seems to be what you want, but it isn't free. Just pirate it or use MATLAB.
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>>7963613
what seems to be what i want?
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