Re: Stack graphics
- To: mathgroup@smc.vnet.net
- Subject: [mg11800] Re: Stack graphics
- From: "Marcia T. Fontenelle" <fontenelle@atom.kth.se>
- Date: Sat, 28 Mar 1998 00:25:39 -0500
- Organization: KTH - Royal Institute of Technology
- References: <6esmn4$636@smc.vnet.net>
Thanks to all who replied to my my post. I got really nice answers. Somehow I was expecting it would more straighforward... Combining together some of the answers I got, I think I will be able to write a little routine to do the job. I also have to polish a bit since my data are not generated in a closed form function, but a data file. When I get something nice I will let you know about it. Greetings, Marcia Marcia T. Fontenelle wrote in message <6esmn4$636@smc.vnet.net>... >I would like to plot a set of curves, say f[x,t], for several different >t's, almost like a 3D plot, but with mesh just on t. More like >StackGraphics does, but each curve should hide the ones on the back. > (snip) > >What would be the solution for this? Is there any option in Plot3D that >I haven't seen yet? > >Best regards, > >Marcia > >-- >Marcia T. Fontenelle >Laser Physics and Quantum Optics >KTH - Royal Institute of Technology >10044 Stockholm >Sweden > >email: fontenelle@atom.kth.se >www: http://bob.optics.kth.se/Members/Fontenelle > >