3D graphics in wonderware intouch

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• Nov 21, 2012

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Dears,
Does wonderware intouch 2012 supports 3D graphics,if yes then whats the procedure to use them and from where i can extract them.

 

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• Nov 21, 2012

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I think what you mean to say is System Platform 2012. Intouch 10.5.

I have not seen an application but define what exactly you want to build in 3D?

 

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i want to develop building automation graphics using wonderware.
mostly BMS graphics are in 3D.
but there are no 3D graphics in wonderware.
and the graphics available in symbol factory of intouch are not good for Building automation project.
Thanks.

 

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Yes there is no standard functions for this. Also i dont think it is the right product for 3D.

 

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thanks for repy brother.

 

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Iconics has a great graphics package(or at least they present it that way, I havent worked with any super fancy 3d projects), although I am definitely not a fan of the product. Perhaps you can check them out.

 

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3D displays don't lend well into designing a High Performance HMI.

Typically the customer likes the fancy look, and the integrator will do what the customer wants, but the system takes a performance hit. Then the customer wonders why the system is slow.

 

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Oakley said:

3D displays don't lend well into designing a High Performance HMI.

Typically the customer likes the fancy look, and the integrator will do what the customer wants, but the system takes a performance hit. Then the customer wonders why the system is slow.

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I agree. Also i dont see the operational benefits. The simpler the system is the easier it is to operate.

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