Re: [Gnuplot-info] non-autoscaling

[Sophia T. <sop...@ya...>]

Thanks for the reply.  
 
 Unfortunately, "set size ratio -1" only keeps the scales of x and z for a 3D plot (length and height), but not the y-axis (width).  
 
 If there is indeed no technique to make an isometric graph with gnuplot, I'll have to use Matlab or other visualization software for this application then...
 
 Thank you,
 sophia

Hans-Bernhard Bröker <br...@ph...> wrote: Sophia Tang wrote:

> Could you please tell me how to set in gnuplot so that it does not 
> autoscale, 

Autoscaling has nothing to do with this.

 > but plots the x, y, and z with the same unit length?  I've
> tried "size 1,1" and "size ratio ..", 

In splots, that's not that simple --- gnuplot doesn't do isometric 
plots.  'set size ratio -1' is the best you'll get.





 			
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