Plot3dCommand
Plot3d
plot3d - plot a three-dimensional perspective plot of a solution variable
Synopsis
plot2d
[ graph = <c> ] [ clear ] [ xlab==<c>] [ylab==<c>] [title==<c>] [ (xvalue = <n>) | (yvalue = <n>) | (zvalue = <n>) ] [ xmax=<n> ] [ xmin=<n> ] [ ymax=<n> ] [ ymin=<n> ] [ zmax=<n> ] [ zmin=<n> ] [ log ] [ azimuth=<n> ] [ altitude=<n> ]
Description
The plot3d statement allows the user to prepare a bird's eye view perspective of a surface.
- graph
- This string allows the graph to be named. Any graphs using the same name will be plotted on the same window pane. This enables multiples lies to put on the same plot surface.
- xlab
- Change the default horizontal axis label
- ylab
Change the default vertical axis label
- title
- Change the title on the graph
- xvalue, yvalue, zvalue
- These parameters specify the constant values of a plane to perform sectioning along in microns. In two dimensions, these parameters are not necessary. In three dimensions, only one of xvalue, yvalue, or zvalue can be specified for a given device. Specifying xvalue will produce a horizontal slice through the device and yvalue will specify a vertical slice. An easy way to remember is that the cross-section is taken at the constant value specified.
- clear
- The clear parameter specifies whether the graphics screen should be cleared before the graph is drawn. If true, the screen is cleared. It defaults false.
- xmin, max
- These parameters allow the user to specify the limits of the x-axis of the plot.
- ymin, ymax
- These parameters allow the user to specify the limits of the y-axis of the plot.
- zmin, zmax
- These parameters allow the user to specify the limits of the z-axis of the plot.
- log
- Use a log on the z-axis scale
- azimuth
- rotational angle in degrees around the z axis
- altitude
- angle above the x-y plane in degrees
Examples
plot3d graph=p3d
This command will draw the selected plot value as a 3D surface above the x-y plane.