Hi all,
Michael's suggestion almost worked like a charm (thanks). This means
when I format my data like:
data = [
[
[1,1,z(1,1),val(1,1)],
[1,2,z(1,2),val(1,2)],
[1,3,z(1,3),val(1,3)],
],
[
[2,1,z(2,1),val(2,1)],
[2,2,z(2,2),val(2,2)],
[2,3,z(2,3),val(2,3)],
],
...
]
and then plot it with:
resG.splot(Gnuplot.Data(data))
I get a colored 3d plot with x,y,z and z as colored values on the
surface. Somehow the val- values are not shown on the colored surface.
Is this due to the implementation of Data? Or did I misunderstand something?
See below for I test case I tried to run.
import Gnuplot
g = Gnuplot.Gnuplot()
asd =[ \
[ \
[1,1,0,10], \
[1,2,0,10], \
[1,3,0,10], \
[1,4,0,10], \
], \
[ \
[2,1,1,20], \
[2,2,1,20], \
[2,3,1,20], \
[2,4,1,20], \
], \
[ \
[3,1,2,30], \
[3,2,2,30], \
[3,3,2,30], \
[3,4,2,30], \
], \
]
print asd
g.title('test')
g('set pm3d')
g('set term X11')
g.splot(Gnuplot.Data(asd, inline=1))
raw_input()
All I got on the colored surface where values ranging from 0 to 2
instead of values from 10 to 30 .
Every help is appreciated. Many thanks in advance
Marc Hodapp
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