How can I plot of set of 3D points using Direct3D? I have done a lot of online searching for help with this. I have successfully run many code samples and walked through many tutorials. I have a degree in computer science and many years of programming experience.... but I could use some help with this. What if I just have a set of 3D points from a real-world sampling of ground coordinates and elevations, and I want to display those points as a wireframe? Everything I'm finding requires made-up things like a lizard or a cube or a sine-wave function. I need to set my coordinate system to my data set and view the terrain...should be simple I thought. Here's an example of the data, a very simplified example but it should get the point across. I don't know how to create vertices out of my data, I just have my data, and I want to plot it!!! UTM-based data, but it's just x,y,z.... Point,Easting (m),Northing (m),Elevation (m) W01A01,512449.379,5128414.988,596.570007 W01A02,512460.793,5128387.379,598.210022 W01A03,512473.827,5128347.468,598.570007 W01A04,512479.68,5128331.079,598.98999 W01A05,512486.802,5128297.226,598.190002 W01A06,512487.192,5128286.866,599.580017 W01A07,512493.728,5128261.598,599.429993 W01A08,512508.264,5128251.16,598.76001 W01A09,512523.971,5128238.868,597.640015 W01A10,512539.483,5128231.258,598.179993 W01A11,512561.784,5128211.035,595 W01A12,512593.783,5128207.522,593.570007 W01A13,512619.831,5128203.23,591.789978

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