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gdminfo
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pgfplots and 3D

Post by gdminfo »

Hi

I would like to know if it is possible to make 3D lines with the package pgfplots ?
In the documentation, there is no example which can prove it, but maybe it exists some extentions ?

Thanks

GDM

Ps: For information, I choose pgfplots because I would not use package using pstricks because I want a compilation with pdflatex. In addition, I would like a package which allows to put data in a file and print the computed result directly.

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T3.
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Re: pgfplots and 3D

Post by T3. »

AFAIK, pgfplots has only x-y plotting axes, so there is no point in using x,y,z coordinates.

Cheers,

Tomek

Correction: after skimming through todo of pgfplots project I see that there is some 3D stuff coming!
gdminfo
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Re: pgfplots and 3D

Post by gdminfo »

cool, I have to wait ;)

Thanks you.

GDM
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