I would like to construct a 3d plot consisting of several 2d quiver plots on
orthogonal, intersecting planes. Is this possible with matplotlib? In matlab
I do it by construct several 2d graph and then reorienting them in the 3d
space using the 'rotate' function. E.g.
xaxis = [1 0 0];
h = quiver('v6', z, y, w, v, 'k');
rotate(h, xaxis, 90, [0 0 0]);
This produces a 2d quiver plot of [v,w](y,z) oriented along the y,z axes of
the 3d space, and then I do the same for x,y and x,z quiver plots.
Any ideas for matplotib 3d? Thanks!
John Gibson
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Am 14.03.2011 03:49, schrieb John F. Gibson:
I would like to construct a 3d plot consisting of several 2d quiver plots on
orthogonal, intersecting planes. Is this possible with matplotlib? In matlab
I do it by construct several 2d graph and then reorienting them in the 3d
space using the 'rotate' function. E.g.
xaxis = [1 0 0];
h = quiver('v6', z, y, w, v, 'k');
rotate(h, xaxis, 90, [0 0 0]);
This produces a 2d quiver plot of [v,w](y,z) oriented along the y,z axes of
the 3d space, and then I do the same for x,y and x,z quiver plots.
Any ideas for matplotib 3d? Thanks!
John Gibson