Bernd Griesebock wrote:
> I have the problem, that using splot the tics labels overlap the x and y
> axes. Is there a way to "move" them a bit far from the axes?
No. But usually, this can be avoided by choosing a less strange font.
gnuplot does try to avoid this problem, but if it's wrongly informed (or
has to guess, and gets it wrong) about the the font's actual size, all
kinds of bad things can happen. Pick a fixed-width font, and use a
terminal where gnuplot has a realistic chance of actually *knowing* how
big the font is.
> Next question: my z-axis ranges from -0.2 to 1.8. The plots start at
> around -0.05 or something. How can I make the z axis not showing the
> -0.2. It should start to show tics from 0 to 1.8.
See 'help ztics' and what it points you to.
> The Problem is that also the first tics label of the xaxis overlap with
> this -0.2.
Well, maybe you shouldn't have 'set ticslevel 0' then...
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