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Re: "layering" 2d plots

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• Subject: [mg60588] Re: "layering" 2d plots
• From: Helen Read <read at math.uvm.edu>
• Date: Wed, 21 Sep 2005 03:20:22 -0400 (EDT)
• Organization: EM Computer Facility, The University of Vermont
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Curtis Osterhoudt wrote:

> Hi, all, 
> 
>     I have a question about the ability to show 2D graphics in a pseudo
> 3D way.
> 
>     I have produced a series of 2D plots, each of some system with some
> parameter changed slightly (this is experimental data. To forestall
> questions along the lines of "why don't you sample the function in a
> different way", I'll say that it's not possible yet. In addition, it'd
> just be nice to see if this -- proposed --  way is possible in
> practice). Although making an animation with the plots one after another
> is possible, I think it'd be a bit easier to see what's going on if I
> could "stack" each plot on top of the others, but with perspective shown.

StackGraphics (in the Graphics`Graphics3D` package) does what you want.

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Helen Read
University of Vermont