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From: bernhard <q....@gm...> - 2010-04-17 16:57:17
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Hi, I want to plot a 3D antenna radiation pattern obtained from a field simulator. The data is stored in a csv with the following structure: #x, #y, #z, (#value) The fourth column #value specifies the magnitude of the antenna gain in the direction (0,0,0) - (x,y,z). At first I want to plot a mesh of the (x,y,z) data, which should be non-transparent (as it is supposed to be a surface plot). With splot "datafile.csv" I get a (more or less nice) graph with the different points specified in the datafile. How can I create a surface plot using these points with the color of the plot representing the distance to the origin? Or can I use #value somehow to display a special color to the surface? At the end, it should look like this: http://people.ee.ethz.ch/~FVTD/images/dra/DRA_Patt_3D_Lin.gif (without the animation, just a single frame) or this: http://www.hindawi.com/journals/ijap/2008/floats/854012/thumbnails/854012.fig.005a_th.jpg Any help would be deeply appreciated! Greetings, Bernhard |