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Re: Setting ranges on surfaces [message #12883 is a reply to message #12878]

Wed, 16 September 1998 00:00

davidf
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Registered: September 1996

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Richard D. Hunt (rdhunt@sandia.gov) writes:

> I am having problems with the surface command in that when
> I start setting ranges the surface extends past the axis region.
> Does anyone know how to fix this without having to resample
> the data?

I don't think it *can* be fixed without resampling the data.
I presume it has to do with the way the surface algorithm
works with hidden line removal that is the problem, but I
am only guessing.

In any case, resampling the data is not hard. I would do
it something like this:

data = Dist(30,30)
x = Indgen(30)
y = Indgen(30)
Surface, data[10:20, 5:25], x[10:20], y[5:25]

Cheers,

David

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		Re: Setting ranges on surfaces By: davidf on Fri, 18 September 1998 00:00
		Re: Setting ranges on surfaces By: Martin Schultz on Fri, 18 September 1998 00:00
		Re: Setting ranges on surfaces By: davidf on Thu, 17 September 1998 00:00
		Re: Setting ranges on surfaces By: mirko_vukovic on Thu, 17 September 1998 00:00
		Re: Setting ranges on surfaces By: davidf on Wed, 16 September 1998 00:00
		Re: Setting ranges on surfaces By: Alexander Proussevitc on Wed, 16 September 1998 00:00
		Re: Setting ranges on surfaces By: davidf on Wed, 16 September 1998 00:00

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