As it looks the palette in pm3d mode doesn't take into account the set of z- range or. x,y - range, bacause the limits of z in the palette stay all time the same then I look only part of the 3d graph just by using:
(a) splot with [a:b][c:d] or
by more strict method:
(b) set xrange [a:b]
set yrange [c:d] or
by directly setting the range of z that I won't to plot:
(c) set xrange [z_min:z_max]
I think that pallete should be formed on the area defined with (b) and (c).
Did I analysed it right or am I just doing something wrong?
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You're right: the "color axis" currently isn't correctly autoscaled like other axes. In particular, the range will be calculated for all values found in the datafile, instead of just those that are well within all given x and y ranges.
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As it looks the palette in pm3d mode doesn't take into account the set of z- range or. x,y - range, bacause the limits of z in the palette stay all time the same then I look only part of the 3d graph just by using:
(a) splot with [a:b][c:d] or
by more strict method:
(b) set xrange [a:b]
set yrange [c:d] or
by directly setting the range of z that I won't to plot:
(c) set xrange [z_min:z_max]
I think that pallete should be formed on the area defined with (b) and (c).
Did I analysed it right or am I just doing something wrong?
You're right: the "color axis" currently isn't correctly autoscaled like other axes. In particular, the range will be calculated for all values found in the datafile, instead of just those that are well within all given x and y ranges.
The bug has been fixed.