John Hall wrote: > Dear Tony > > > In odd minutes between metal butchery I've produced a 'blank' globe plotted > > as 12 gores and divided into 15° of longitude and 15° of latitude although > > the latter is easily changed by un-grouping and adding more lines. > > Additional longitude lines are possible with a little ingenuity. > > Did you know there is a Mac program produced in Sweden called Touch 3D which > does this job very well. Check out the web site for a demo at: > > http://www.algonet.se/~ludesign/ > > > If any Mac User with Claris Draw or MacDraw Pro etc. would like a copy to > > play with it I'll attach one to an email then at least it may serve some > > useful purpose. > > I would love to receive a copy of what you have produced. I will also have a > go at it using Touch3D. > > > If Mac GlobePlotter or somesuch already exists as shareware or freeware - I > > don't think I want to know :-) > > Now this just reminds me of ...... ;) > > Regards > John > > -- > John D Hall > School of Architecture - University of Tasmania > Launceston TAS 7250 > Tel (+61) 0363 24 3502 Latitude 41d 26m 1s South > Fax (+61) 0363 24 3557 Longitude 147d 7m 49.5s East -- John D Hall School of Architecture - University of Tasmania Launceston TAS 7250 Tel (+61) 0363 24 3502 Latitude 41d 26m 1s South Fax (+61) 0363 24 3557 Longitude 147d 7m 49.5s East
