Bob Nash wrote:

> Although I can't address the recent query about OpenGL (sorry, I deleted
> the thread), you might want to consider shelling out to GnuPlot and let
> it do your plotting for you. [SNIP]

Well, 'twas frustration with gnuplot that got me looking elswhere ;)
Part of problem may be that gnuplot is TOO powerful [ Remember those
that stuck Corvett engines in VW Bugs ? ;]

I started in Scilab to calculate the data to be displayed.
Got far enough to verify *TO MY SATISFACTION* that my approach was
'reasoanble'. Had problems doing 3D plots.
Was reffered to gnuplot. Had problems displaying what I wanted.

Forums for both programs told me "Don't do that. There's no reason to
display that much data." No one asked me WHY I had chosen my parameters ;{

Essentially I wish to graph ~100 layers of 4000 points each.
I *don't* need shading.
I *don't* need surfaces.
I *don't* need lighting effects.
I *don't* need rotation (one perspective will be fine).
I *don't* need even a full wire frame (lines in *1* layer fine).
I *don't* need grids, scales, tic marks, etc. etc. etc. ....

I *do* want zoom & pan.

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Received on Wed Jun 16 2004 - 13:19:47 PDT