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| Date | 2022-09-19 00:02 -0700 |
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| Subject | Re: 3D Color plot with 'DATASET STRUCTURED GRID' |
| From | Shahid Maqbool <shahid718@gmail.com> |
> Now what is what? x, y, z? Where does the colour info come from? > > And I'm sure you've checked gnuplot's demo gallery > http://gnuplot.sourceforge.net/demo_5.4/ on 3D plots and surfaces. > What is your plot supposed to look like? What can you make from the > scripts shown there, what doesn't work for you? The output is the vtk format. The output file is usually used for visualization using Paraview software. I do not know how that software works and how it reads. My interest is all about using gnuplot for this output file. The output should look like using these commands for 2D matrix data structure: set palette rgbformulae 33,13,10 splot 'data.dat' matrix with pm3d notitle Basically, I have two different types of the same problem. One output is in the matrix format in dat extension and has worked fine using above mentioned commands. The other output is vtk format and i am trying to understand its plot using gnuplot instead of using regular software like Paraview. regards, Shahid
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