3.5 Net -Windows Presentation Foundation – WPF 3D math function viewer test
This is a little test of the 3D potential of the WPF – Windows Presentation Foundation, included in the Microsoft 3.5 framework.
This demo can do math function parsing, 3D visualization, and STL format exporting.
WPF 3D function viewer test
z= sin(x*x + y*y)/(x*x + y*y)
WPF 3D function viewer test
z= sin(x) * sin(x) + cos(y) * cos(y)
WPF 3D function viewer test
z=sin(x*2) + cos(y)*cos(y*3)+sin(y)
You can export the geometry in STL format, so you can import it into 3D software like Maya or print it with a 3D printer…
STL model loaded into Maya
Command list:
sin(x) cos(x) tan(x) abs(x) atn(x) sqr( abs(x) ) [x must be > 0] exp (y) log ( abs(x)) [x must be > 0]
Please try yourself:
Download Microsoft 3.5 Framework (maybe you need it if you use Windows XP)
Source code available soon 
Here you can find and artistic application of this stuff
Italy: visualizzatore di funzioni matematiche a tre variabili con possibilità di export in formato STL (stereolithography). Scarica il programma
Video “Liquid Math” – math functions plays Ozric Tentacles « Awarelab ha detto,
novembre 5, 2009 a 8:26 am
[...] geometry is generated by 3d math functions. For this I used my WPF 3D function generator and imported shapes into Autodesk [...]
Video “Liquid Math” – math functions play Ozric Tentacles « Awarelab ha detto,
novembre 5, 2009 a 9:18 am
[...] geometry is generated by 3d math functions. For this I used my WPF 3D function generator and imported shapes into Autodesk [...]
Free 3d model – various 3d math functions shapes « Awarelab ha detto,
novembre 16, 2009 a 9:27 pm
[...] 2008 format. Geometry generated with my WPF 3D functions viewer. You can try your [...]