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| Date | 2014-05-12 12:14 -0700 |
| Message-ID | <d989ee09-ad9d-4ecb-b0ab-4d914851a654@googlegroups.com> (permalink) |
| Subject | top surface disappears with interpolation in pm3d |
| From | balents@gmail.com |
I have a script which successfully plots a 3d data set using pm3d with "at st" options. If I change from "interpolate 1,1" to "interpolate 2,2" or "interpolate 0,0", it stops plotting the upper "t" surface. Is this a symptom that my dataset is too large? It has about 100 by 160 data points. Any advice?
Full code is quoted below.
#!/usr/bin/gnuplot
#
reset
set terminal png transparent font Helvetica 20
set output "output-RdYlBu.png"
set loadpath '/Users/balents/Dropbox/Documents/code/gnuplot-colorbrewer/diverging' \
'/Users/balents/Dropbox/Documents/code/gnuplot-colorbrewer/gnuplot-colorbrewer/qualitative' \
'/Users/balents/Dropbox/Documents/code/gnuplot-colorbrewer/sequential'
load 'RdYlBu.plt'
set palette negative
set border 16+4+1 linewidth 0
set tics nomirror
set xyplane at -0.5
set pm3d at st corners2color max interpolate 1,1
set hidden3d
unset surface
set cbrange [0:30]
splot 'test2.out'
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