Re: [Visualpython-users] Text in 3D

[Tyler B. <dan...@li...>]

I'm pretty sure doing "scene=display(...)" is not considered the normal 
way of doing things. I can't say exactly why it matters because it does 
seem like that might work. But I replaced that line with:

scene.title="Testing text in 3D..."
scene.width=860
scene.height=860
scene.forward=(-2,-1,-0.5)

and it seems to work fine.

Poul Riis wrote:
> What is the error in the example below?
> I want to make some 3D-text in the same display as the axes (and later
> some more objects). Apparently, another window is created automatically....
> 
> Poul Riis
> 
> 
> 
> 
> from visual.text import *
> 
> scene=display(title="Testing text in
> 3D...",width=860,height=860,forward=(-2,-1,-0.5))
> 
> xakse=arrow(pos=(-3,0,0),axis=(6,0,0),color=(1,0,1),shaftwidth=0.05,fixedwidth
> = 1)
> yakse=arrow(pos=(0,-3,0),axis=(0,6,0),color=(1,1,0),shaftwidth=0.05,fixedwidth
> = 1)
> zakse=arrow(pos=(0,0,-3),axis=(0,0,6),color=(0,0,1),shaftwidth=0.05,fixedwidth
> = 1)
> 
> homesweethome=text(pos=(0,3,0), string='HOME SWEET HOME',
> color=color.red,height=0.1,width=0.1, depth=0.05, justify='center')
> 
> 
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