Also, finding and using a library that can do the bulk of the work for panning, rotating, and zooming of the display is the preferred solution, rather than writing the whole thing from scratch. It'll be more reliable that way.
Topic: Java + Processing.org project: 3D site & building visualization (Read 3201 times)
September 07, 2011, 09:30:03 PM
What I'm looking for is Java code that uses Processing.org to display a set of floor maps to create a 3D building view like this:
https://sheilapontis.files.wordpress.com/2010/09/45-sbm2.gif
There are database tables which store the offsets between each map and the building origin (note that not all floors have the same floorplan in the above example image), as well as offsets between the site origin (0,0) location and each building origin. There's also an orientation field in the database since not all maps have the same orientation for "north". No need to integrate with the database, just populate a few objects with data for development and I'll take care of integration with database.
But the challenging part is that I also want to be able to explore the map by being able to pan or rotate the view in all relevant dimensions, zoom in and out, as well as display multiple buildings in a site-wide display. Finally, I want to be able to draw an arbitrary number of lines between any map's XY coordinate, and any other map XY coordinate, in any desired line color.
Send me a bid and a well-documented code sample (I'm a stickler for comments), and let's talk. Paid in bitcoins, of course, with the amount be agreed on in advance, or determined by exchange rate at the end of the project, your choice. Should be a fun project, perfect work for the college student looking for a bit of extra coinage. I'd do it but I'm swamped with other work, so I thought I'd offer it to my fellow bitcoiners.
more about Processing within Java:
http://www.friendsofed.com/extras/159059617X/Integrating-Processing-Within-Java.pdf
https://sheilapontis.files.wordpress.com/2010/09/45-sbm2.gif
There are database tables which store the offsets between each map and the building origin (note that not all floors have the same floorplan in the above example image), as well as offsets between the site origin (0,0) location and each building origin. There's also an orientation field in the database since not all maps have the same orientation for "north". No need to integrate with the database, just populate a few objects with data for development and I'll take care of integration with database.
But the challenging part is that I also want to be able to explore the map by being able to pan or rotate the view in all relevant dimensions, zoom in and out, as well as display multiple buildings in a site-wide display. Finally, I want to be able to draw an arbitrary number of lines between any map's XY coordinate, and any other map XY coordinate, in any desired line color.
Send me a bid and a well-documented code sample (I'm a stickler for comments), and let's talk. Paid in bitcoins, of course, with the amount be agreed on in advance, or determined by exchange rate at the end of the project, your choice. Should be a fun project, perfect work for the college student looking for a bit of extra coinage. I'd do it but I'm swamped with other work, so I thought I'd offer it to my fellow bitcoiners.
more about Processing within Java:
http://www.friendsofed.com/extras/159059617X/Integrating-Processing-Within-Java.pdf
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