Visualise Histogram Movement in Blender
I Have a Set of 2D Arrays (30X30) Each 2D Array Gives Rise to a Histogram. I Can Visualise Each of Them with Matlab (See Here: Histogram on Elements of a 2D...
I have a set of 2D arrays (30x30) each 2d array gives rise to a histogram. I can visualise each of them with Matlab (see here: Histogram on elements of a 2D matrix on Matlab). However, I would like to see the histogram moving in blender. I could now create a keyframe with 900 boxes by hand and justify the height of each indivdualy but this would take a long time. Also, I have to justify the height of all 900 boxes per keyframe, which takes clearly too much time.
Is there a smart way how to quickly get an histogram movement in blender from a set of 2D arrays?
1 Answer
There exists an addon to import csv data and use the values for F-Curves () but in only creates F-Curves for one object, so you would have to manualy import 900 csv files.
In your case i would create the boxes with ordered names (i.e. box.0.0 to box.29.29) and write the script myself. If you are familiar with python, you can find an excelent tutorial here:
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