Thanks for a great library and excellent documentation.
I’m using mpl_toolkits.mplot3d.Axes3D (version 0.99.0) to generate a 3D scatter plot and the web examples have been very useful so far. But I have these questions to which I can’t find answers in the mailing lists or the website:
a) can you programmatically set the viewing angle (azimuth and elevation)? I noticed the ax.get_proj() function, but was hoping there would be an ax.set_proj(elev=…, az=…) function also.
b) can you set all 6 sides of the bounding box to show up, instead of 3, but set their faces to be transparent (of course!)
Thanks,
Kevin
For the first question, try ax.view_init(elev, azim)
Kevin Dunn-2 wrote:
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Thanks for a great library and excellent documentation.
I'm using mpl_toolkits.mplot3d.Axes3D (version 0.99.0) to generate a 3D
scatter plot and the web examples have been very useful so far. But I
have
these questions to which I can't find answers in the mailing lists or the
website:
a) can you programmatically set the viewing angle (azimuth and elevation)?
I noticed the ax.get_proj() function, but was hoping there would be an
ax.set_proj(elev=..., az=....) function also.
b) can you set all 6 sides of the bounding box to show up, instead of 3,
but
set their faces to be transparent (of course!)
Thanks,
Kevin
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