Re: Question: How to display matrixes with a tube-defined figure
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- Subject: [mg29652] Re: Question: How to display matrixes with a tube-defined figure
- From: Jens-Peer Kuska <kuska at informatik.uni-leipzig.de>
- Date: Mon, 2 Jul 2001 02:20:14 -0400 (EDT)
- Organization: Universitaet Leipzig
- References: <9hh5dt$93j$1@smc.vnet.net>
- Sender: owner-wri-mathgroup at wolfram.com
Hi, the question about the combination of a bitmap image with an ordinary graph was posted recently, here is my answer again -------------------------------------------------------------------- Hi, If you import an image, it had the xy-box of the pixel dimensions but you need the plane area of your contour plot. The simplest way to do it is yourBitmap = Import["/export/home/kuska/mathpng2/Pictures/tigerg.png"]; ContourPlot[Sin[x*y], {x, 0, Pi}, {y, 0, Pi}, ContourShading -> False, Prolog -> {yourBitmap[[1]] /. Raster[bm_, rr_, more___] :> Raster[bm, {{0, 0}, {Pi, Pi}}, (* Place here the new bound used in the contour plot *) more]}] be sure to set the shading to false (otherwise the polygons overlay the bitmap). Set the bounds of the Raster[] object to your area in the xy-plane used in the contour plot. ------------------------------------------------------------------- You can use any 2d grpahics but you must ensure the correct xy-Range. For 3d objects the prior conversion to a 2d graphics may usefull. Regards Jens Heiko Pliefke wrote: > > Hy, > > i'm a member of an multimedia project on a german school and our team has > the the task to make a short animated film with mathematica. my problem is > very difficult, i think. > > Our team want to animate a figure build with mathematic functions like x². > We realized the figure with the TUBE- (or TUBE3D-) -command. Now we want > include the name of our school in the animation. To do this, we scanned the > school's logo and imported the gif-file to mathematica using the > IMPORT-command. Our problem now is, that we aren't able to show our > tube-figure and the logo (saved as a matrix) together by using the > SHOW-command. > Another problem is the LISTDENSITYPLOT-command. With this command the logo > only can be plotted in black color but we want it in another one. > > If anybody can help me and my team with (one of) our problems please post it > our mail me at: heikopliefke at freenet.de > > Thanks for your help, > Heiko P. > > Please excuse my english, i'm a german pupil but i tried to wrote a good > english.