From: Michael K. <mk...@ro...> - 2005-06-19 03:07:57
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Hello, I'm new to gnuplot, as I've decided to go the open-source route, instead of the Matlab route. So I figured I would ask the expert users how to go about accomplishing my goal, rather than inventing myself the solution. I have written some software to solve a problem, that creates a Delaunay triangulated mesh of points in 3-dimensions, at specified intervals. The intention is to use gnuplot to create an animated GIF of the mesh as it steps through time. Hopefully, gnuplot will recognize when a triangle in the foreground blocks one in the back, so I don't end up with a screen full of points. Having written the software myself, I can output the data however I like, but cannot really figure out an efficient way to convey my data to gnuplot to accomplish the goal. Is there a "good" way to do this, or a tutorial somewhere I can read? Thanks for your help and info, Michael |