Re: splot for something matrix-like, multiple surfaces, etc.
Dave the Funkatron wrote:
So, I was wondering if there were a way to get this table data to
plot it as a 3D surface, without reformatting the file so that each
line is an (x y z) tripplet? (the data file would be large, since most
of the values would be redundant).
See "help matrix".
[...]
However, it renders quite badly (at least on Debian 2.6.24-4, though
haven't tried other versions). The problem is that there appears to be
no attempt to determine proper depth when rendering each surface.
See "help hidden3d"
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