questions about changing coordinate position in 3D plotting

Dear Users,
I have a question regarding the positioning of the coordinate. As you can see in this picture, the z-coordinate is on the right edge of the figure. While my need is to put it on the left edge (another face also). I wonder how this can be achieved?
yours,
Jinbo

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Dear Users,
I have a question regarding the positioning of the coordinate. As you can see in this picture, the z-coordinate is on the right edge of the figure. While my need is to put it on the left edge (another face also). I wonder how this can be achieved?
yours,
Jinbo
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the mplot3d code uses a heuristic to determine which edges of the "cube" to
use for axis and tick labelling. If you rotate the scene a bit, you'll find
that the axis labels will move. Unfortunately, this logic is hard-coded and
not very flexible at the moment. The code resides in axis3d.py, if I
remember correctly.

Ben Root

Dear Users,
I have a question regarding the positioning of the coordinate. As you can
see in this picture, the z-coordinate is on the right edge of the figure.
While my need is to put it on the left edge (another face also). I wonder
how this can be achieved?
yours,
Jinbo
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On Sat, Jun 15, 2019 at 4:10 AM ??? <xiejinbo at mail.iap.ac.cn> wrote:

I guess view_init is the best way, although I may need to reverse the array and the labels a bit. Thanks!
Jinbo

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the mplot3d code uses a heuristic to determine which edges of the "cube" to use for axis and tick labelling. If you rotate the scene a bit, you'll find that the axis labels will move. Unfortunately, this logic is hard-coded and not very flexible at the moment. The code resides in axis3d.py, if I remember correctly.

Ben Root

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On Sat, Jun 15, 2019 at 4:10 AM ??? <xiejinbo at mail.iap.ac.cn> wrote:

Dear Users,
I have a question regarding the positioning of the coordinate. As you can see in this picture, the z-coordinate is on the right edge of the figure. While my need is to put it on the left edge (another face also). I wonder how this can be achieved?
yours,
Jinbo
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Dr. Jinbo Xie
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Institute of Atmospheric Physics,Chinese Academy of Sciences
e-mail: xiejinbo at mail.iap.ac.cn
Tel:86-10-8299-5419?o?
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