Skin support for complete customised look and feel
Orbit and fly-through viewing controls
Impressive textured and specular (shiny) surfaces
Handy translucent height guides
Plays your favourite mp3 sound file
Fully documented help file
3D mouse interaction
Utilises the power of Microsoft DirectX
Simple Integration with Microsoft Excel
Arrange your data in Excel in the format shown below:
Go to File > Save As... > Save as type: CSV (Comma delimited) (*.csv) and save it to a file. Start the 3D Graph Generator program and open the csv file you just created. It will appear in the same format as it did in Excel. All you need to do then is just press Go!
Microsoft Powerpoint (and other tips)
The easiest way to show the 3D Graph in Powerpoint is to print the image to a file and then insert that image into your presentation.
Alternatively you could record it as a video file and then insert that into your presentation. This can be done by using screen recording software such as Fraps.
Another use for recording it as a video would be to use your powerful PC to create the movie, then play it back on the laptop that is used for the presentation, especially in the case where your laptop does not meet the minimum system requirements. This idea can also extend to other computers that cannot support the 3D graph program itself, such as those with Windows NT4, but can view a video of the 3D Graph instead.
