The Perl 3D-extension of MFPic LaTeX package aimed to high quality draw of spatial objects, such as vectors, curves, bounded surfaces.

Features

  • Any MFPic command can be used with a 3D-arguments
  • Draw part of surface or curve inside a given domain
  • Stereo images (for left and right eyes separately) are easy to obtaine
  • Visible parts of curve or surface are always in front
  • Easy to draw perforated surfaces (like chess or strips)
  • Curve along surface visible togather with it and can be dashed
  • Customisable natural coloring with customisable lightings
  • Point of view can be described in cartesian cordinates
  • TeX macros can be used in picture code
  • MPLables can be used

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License

Artistic License 2.0, GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3)

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User Reviews

  • This package seems to be more powerfull than pgf/Tikz or pstricks 3D graphics. The essential restrictions are: - pdflatex only is supported; - perl and metapost required; - user need to expand memory of pdflatex and metapost for complicated pictures.
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Additional Project Details

Languages

Russian

Intended Audience

Education, Science/Research

User Interface

Console/Terminal

Programming Language

Perl

Related Categories

Perl TeX LaTeX, Perl 3D Modeling Software, Perl Mathematics Software, Perl Chess Games

Registered

2011-01-14