This plots a nice picture where surface areas with a high value for z have a bright color, and for low values of z a dark color. Now I would like to link the color of the surface based on my own function. For instance this could be the curvature of the surface. This is when I define the following function
C(u,v) = ...
then need for the surface area located at Fx(u,v), Fy(u,v), Fz(u,v) the color C(u,v).
If this is possible, could somebody explain to me how to do it?
Best regards,
Björn
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I don't think this can be done in any released version (up to and including 4.2). The new special-filename '+' could help here, but so far that's only available as a patch I think.
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I have a parametric surface plot defined as
splot [u = 0:1] [v = 0:1] Fx(u,v), Fy(u,v), Fz(u,v) with pm3d
This plots a nice picture where surface areas with a high value for z have a bright color, and for low values of z a dark color. Now I would like to link the color of the surface based on my own function. For instance this could be the curvature of the surface. This is when I define the following function
C(u,v) = ...
then need for the surface area located at Fx(u,v), Fy(u,v), Fz(u,v) the color C(u,v).
If this is possible, could somebody explain to me how to do it?
Best regards,
Björn
I don't think this can be done in any released version (up to and including 4.2). The new special-filename '+' could help here, but so far that's only available as a patch I think.