| Re: xrange,yrange and zrange in surface [message #6615] |
Wed, 24 July 1996 00:00 |
hahn
Messages: 108
Registered: November 1993
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Mirko Vukovic <mirko.vukovic@grc.varian.com> wrote:
> When I apply the xrange, yrange or zrange keywords in the surface
> function, the surface plot overflows the boundaries of the plot. What
> does one do about that?
The keywords [xyz]range work differently in 2D and 3D while the
primary effect is the same: They tell what to write at the origin and
the end part of the axes. Nothing more! Of course, IDL obeys the
axis labeling and adjusts the line/surface drawing accordingly:
When drawing contour lines and you specify xrange=[min_val, max_val]
the contour lines will not extend over the plot area which is setup by the
axis box.
A simple 2D example:
dat = dist(50)
contour, dat
window, 1
contour, dat, xrange=[8,22]
window, 2
contour, dat, xrange=[8,22], xstyle=1
In window 0 you'll see the entire contour while in window 1 clipping of the
contour lines occur at [5,25]. IDL rounds the "odd" interval <8,22> to nice
numbers. With xstyle=1, as shown in window 2 the rounding is suppressed.
In 3D, however, no limiting occurs! Try
window, 3
surface, dat, xrange=[8,22]
The flying carpet is clipped at the window border!
If you want to have the data clipped you need to call slicer.pro
Of course, slicer need volume data, so if you have a simple
surface, you need to make a very thin volume of your data ....
> --
> Mirko Vukovic, Ph.D. mirko.vukovic@grc.varian.com
> Varian Research Center Phone: (415) 424-4969
> 3075 Hansen Way, M/S K-109 Fax: (415) 424-6988
> Palo Alto, CA 94304-1025
Hope this helps
Norbert
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| Re: xrange,yrange and zrange in surface [message #6618 is a reply to message #6615] |
Tue, 23 July 1996 00:00  |
Andy Loughe
Messages: 174
Registered: November 1995
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Mirko Vukovic wrote:
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> When I apply the xrange, yrange or zrange keywords in the surface
> function, the surface plot overflows the boundaries of the plot. What
> does one do about that?
I am not a "surface" expert, but it sounds like the values you
have used to specify these ranges are too small. What about using
the xstyle, ystyle, zstyle keywords? The first two of these
always works for me with plot or contour.
--
Andrew F. Loughe afl@cdc.noaa.gov
University of Colorado, CIRES http://cdc.noaa.gov/~afl
Campus Box 449 phn:(303)492-0707
fax:(303)497-7013
Boulder, CO 80309-0449 "He who laughs last thinks slowest!"
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