Try feeding AutoCamera to Render with "resolution" set at the number of pixels (size) for the frame, "width" set at slightly greater than the xrange of your data, and "aspect" at whatever percentage (of the resolution) you choose to get an appropriate height frame. The plot will look bigger, with less unused border.
On Apr 20, 1:28pm, Hans Fangohr wrote: > Subject: [opendx-users] How to get tight bounding box around eps file crea > Hi All, > > thanks everybody for your help so far. While the dx-concept appears to be > quite powerful, it is also hard to get used to it in the beginning. Your > support is greatly appreciated. > > Here is my latest problem (I tried around for quite some time now, and > couldn't find the answer): > > I import scalar data on a 2d grid like this: > > Import->Reduce->RubberSheet->Render->WriteImage > > WriteImage writes an .eps file (although the file format doesn't matter I > guess). > > The problem is that in the written file (also when I display the ouput > from Render using Display) there is a big unused border around the plot. I > want to use the plot in a LaTeX document, so I would like to have the > eps-file containing only the plot, but not the big border. > > How can I scale the plot or choose its rendering position such that it > appears bigger in the Display window and the saved file? In other words > how to a get rid of the unused border? > > Many thanks in advance, > > Hans > > >-- End of excerpt from Hans Fangohr
