thanks for the response,loll.
I have no problem with the x and y settings, they work just fine. The t range however is a problem.
There seems to be no way to set all three ranges.
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Hi.
You're right. There are no commands which allows to modify directly the t-range.
By luck I have seen that the range is not related with the "axes". That means that the value of the X-range is not fixed with the X-axes, the Y-range not with the Y-axes, ...
BUT the values of the 4 ranges (e.g. Xmin, Xmax, Ymin, Ymax) in the euclidean room are the same as in the polar room.
So I have tried the following little programm, and it had worked on the first attempt
Is there any way to set the x,y,t ranges with
script commands? If not it would be a useful new
featrure.
Perhaps you should try the commands
[3DXmin=a], [3DXmax=a], [3DYmin=a], [3DYmax=a].
For polar mode, replace x's and y's with t's and r's respectively.
I hope this will help you
Loll
P.S: I will be pleased if I could see a more complex script for Graphcalc.
thanks for the response,loll.
I have no problem with the x and y settings, they work just fine. The t range however is a problem.
There seems to be no way to set all three ranges.
Hi.
You're right. There are no commands which allows to modify directly the t-range.
By luck I have seen that the range is not related with the "axes". That means that the value of the X-range is not fixed with the X-axes, the Y-range not with the Y-axes, ...
BUT the values of the 4 ranges (e.g. Xmin, Xmax, Ymin, Ymax) in the euclidean room are the same as in the polar room.
So I have tried the following little programm, and it had worked on the first attempt
[Tab=3dgraph]
[3DGraphMode=euclidean]
[3DXmin=-20]
[3DXmax=20]
[3DYmin=-20]
[3DYmax=20]
[3DGraphMode=polar]
I hope this would help you with your problem.
Laurent