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I am wondering whether I can plot a 3D surface with its color specified by the 4th input argument rather than its color representing the heights (or z values). The surf function of MATLAB does just this. This is particularly important if we want to display a complex-valued function with the height representing its real components and the color representing its imaginary components.
It looks to me that matplotlib could do it using the attribute facecolors. So, Plots.jl should be able to do this in principle. See also the discussion JuliaPy/PyPlot.jl#91
Thanks!
BVPs
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I just want to report my progress. It is now possible to do what I wanted to do using plot_surface function in PyPlot. See my discussion at JuliaPy/PyPlot.jl#264
Yet, I really want to do the same in the Plots.jl level rather than directly using PyPlot. I woud appreciate it if you could suggest the next step to fully incorporate in Plots.jl.
Best,
BVPs
I am wondering whether I can plot a 3D surface with its color specified by the 4th input argument rather than its color representing the heights (or z values). The
surf
function of MATLAB does just this. This is particularly important if we want to display a complex-valued function with the height representing its real components and the color representing its imaginary components.It looks to me that
matplotlib
could do it using the attributefacecolors
. So,Plots.jl
should be able to do this in principle. See also the discussion JuliaPy/PyPlot.jl#91Thanks!
BVPs
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: