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Looks promising! In particular I like the right-handedness of the plot. Issues: - IsVisible attributes of axesstyle and gridstyle are not responsive. - strange behaviour if z limits are exceeded by the z-surface. I guess that the surface should be trimmed by the bounding box. Otherwise the axes have to be included in the hidden line algorithm. For now you seem to assume that they are always in the background. - definition of a function is mandatory. No pure xy-expressions. mkraska attached the following image(s): |
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Yes, I know about all these problems. They are based on the library that I used. I'm working on that too. Originally Posted by: mkraska 
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- definition of a function is mandatory. No pure xy-expressions.
Let's imagine the xy-expression: 1 + x*y + 3*(x-y)+ sin(t0) -> 1 + x[1]*x[2] + 3*(x[1]-x[2])+ sin(t0) or 1 + x[2]*x[1] + 3*(x[2]-x[1])+ sin(t0) ? Unlike X-Y Plot we have two independent variables. How do I know their order (x,y) or (y,x)? That's why it is not implemented in Mathcad too. I don't want use only x and y variables for that purpose. |
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It seems that you can delete the function name "f" from the placeholder and to put something else. It will keep the previous function and not complaining. |
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Originally Posted by: uni I don't want use only x and y variables for that purpose. OK, clearyl I have to accept and respect your preferences, but I would not mind x and y being used as dummy variables just like in the built in 3D graphics region. That may, of course, be limited to cases, where there is no pure function name given. Assigning the x-axis to the first and the y-axis to the second argument of the plot function prevents the user from plotting f(y,x) instead of f(x,y). If you want to be free to avoid the look of x and y in the placeholder, then you still can assign x and y to other names. You even could get the names as smart defaults for axis labels. The freedom in variable choice in the xy-plot is obtained at the price of having to keep these variables unassigned above that plot. Even Davide's Clear won't help (I tried that). Edited by user 04 May 2013 00:42:20(UTC)
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I can do this:
1. If you enter a function f(2) then I think it equal to f(x, y)
2. If you enter a function f(1) then I think it equal to f(x[1],x[2]), where x - vector ([x,y]).
3. If you enter a simple expression and it has one undefined variable, then I think it is a vector ([x,y]). |
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Never mind! I shall cope... |
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Originally Posted by: kilele Yes, it's interesting, I added to my bookmarks. I have an account on codeproject. There is another similar things: Plot 3D surfaces. |
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Originally Posted by: uni Yes, it's interesting, I added to my bookmarks. I have an account on codeproject. There is another similar things: Plot 3D surfaces. BTW, the author of the book you mentioned in the xyplot thread, has another book about WPF "Practical WPF Charts and Graphics"
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Updated. Function CreateMesh() moved from the Plot3D plugin. Do not use it any more. |
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Originally Posted by: uni Updated. Function CreateMesh() moved from the Plot3D plugin. Do not use it any more. Thanks for the update. I installed the updated version and removed Plot3D. now the 3DPlotRegion plugin shows up twice in the plugin manager, see attached screenshot. Edited by user 08 May 2013 01:11:07(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: mkraska Originally Posted by: uni Updated. Function CreateMesh() moved from the Plot3D plugin. Do not use it any more. Thanks for the update. I installed the updated version and removed Plot3D. now the 3DPlotRegion plugin shows up twice in the plugin manager, see attached screenshot. Don't worry, this is normal. Andrey will correct it. |
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I am using the plugin from the extension manager. Seems that I can now save the regions, but user settings aren't saved (see attached sheet, where the default settings are not really appropriate). Is that a local problem or known bug? Uni, are you going to continue this branch of plotting or do you focus on other ways? |
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CreateMesh() is useful for 2D plots as well... mkraska attached the following image(s): |
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In the previous version, the expression to plot had to be an explicitly defined function. This condition is now relaxed thanks to Davide's FunctionsExtensions plugin. Using the at(expr,var) function, you can substitute values for undefined variables in arbitrary expressions, thus you can use these expressions as if they were functions. Uni, if you would make CreateMesh() flexible in that it can handle 2- and 3-element vectors, then poking out the submatrix in the 2D case would not be required any more. File Attachment(s):  mesh.sm (5kb) downloaded 98 time(s).mkraska attached the following image(s): |
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The current version (0.1.5161.27307) of the 3DPlot plugin interferes with the clipboard. If pasting any expression from the clipboard to the canvas, I get a 3DPlot region instead. There used to be a similar problem with Hyperlink and Conditionally formatted labels, Davide managed to handle this. |
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Is it possible to use augment(u;v;f) on 3DPlot plugin, like we use on a X-Y Plot plugin? (u;v;f are vectors).
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