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GianCarlo
visualising data in 3D
Oct 23rd, 2009, 8:00am  
Hi,
hi recently downloaded the proXML lib and i used it to build a 3D graph based on data parsed form an XMl file.

http://www.openprocessing.org/visuals/?visualID=5451

In particular, the file is coming from my Google Analitycs account. It represents the number of visits to one of my jQuery tutorials (jQuery is a JavaScript framework). It displays data for total visists, day of visit, day with most visits (the blu block), page URL. It should work with your reports too. If you have installed analitycs on one of your pages, save the report a try it out.
Code could be done better, but hey, that's a sketch  Cheesy
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liudr
Re: visualising data in 3D
Reply #1 - Oct 28th, 2009, 1:06pm  
Looks good but a bit difficult to read in 3D especially if you drag it and it keeps rotating for a while. Could you make the angle instead of rotation speed depend on where your mouse is at? Imagine you're viewing a picture and drag it on the screen to see the entire image.
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