Quoting Chris Pelkie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Off the top of my head, I'd say: > Construct a 2 point line in 'Construct' by feeding a list of 2 vectors > (2-d or 3-d, but 3-d might be required for the next steps)
I managed to do this in between my message and your reply ;-) so I must be on the right track. Thanks (this worked ok for me). > line. From there you should be able to use Plot or Rubbersheet or > something to make the classic line graph. Plot may require some > restructuring, I don't use it often. I think it needs X positions and Y > > data while you will have X,Y,Z positions and D data. Yes, Plot needs x-y data. This is what I did: I fed the line I made with "Construct" to "Map" and mapped my temperature data onto the line. To extract the correct values I used "Mark -> Compute -> Unmark" to extract the correct positions from the line and data. My next question is regarding the Plot module. I extracted the y-position values and the corresponding temperatures from the mapping. This is what I wanted. But "Plot" plots the positions on the x (horizontal) axis and the data on the y (vertical) axis. How would I go about about switching the order, i.e. positions on the y (vertical) axis and the data on the x (horizontal) axis? Thanks, Chris
