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Re: scales for 3d

by Richard Owlett <rowlett@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Oct 9, 2008 at 08:16 PM

SergeyMkrtchyan wrote:

> Hey folks,
> 
> I've spent whole bunch of hours trying to figure out how to let
> gnuplot know that I don't want any automatic rescaling.
> 
> I'm plotting a surface (membrane wrapping some balls), and my x runs
> from [0:120], y runs from [0:60] and z runs from [0:100], I want to
> keep those aspect ratios on the plot, so that the balls in the plot
> look like balls.
> 
> Any help please? I did bunch of googling, tried to play set size
> ratio, set view, but don't seem to be able to figure out.
> 
> Sergey
> 

Had the similar problem in Scilab.
I "solved" it by plotting two _points_.
One at origin (0,0,0) and one in opposite corner (xmax, ymax, zmax)
I'm not familiar enough with sublties of Gnuplot to know how to make 
them "invisible". I Scilab I plotted a line and explicitly set its 
status to "off".

HTH
 




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scales for 3d
SergeyMkrtchyan <serge  2008-10-09 14:32:56 
Re: scales for 3d
Richard Owlett <rowlet  2008-10-09 20:16:07 

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