Re: [Pgfplots-features] question regarding 3D surface/patch plotting

2014-03-03 Thread Christian Feuersaenger
Hi Keving, sounds great. If you like, you can send us a reduced example! Regarding "smooth curves": I do not understand the requirement of "curves to loft between"... but I am sure you will find a solution. The color interpolation order is 1 (linear interpolation), that is correct. The only wa

Re: [Pgfplots-features] question regarding 3D surface/patch plotting

2014-03-03 Thread Kevin Smith
Thanks for your reply. I ended up using two poly lines to represent the curves and I output them with same number of vertices . I then used a standard surface and assigned a different color with explicit coloring method to the vertices on each curve so I get a nice gradient between the two. It l

Re: [Pgfplots-features] question regarding 3D surface/patch plotting

2014-03-03 Thread Christian Feuersaenger
Hi Kevin, The question's title hints in direction of "3d surface/patch plotting" and the question text of sorts "generate a surface between the two" also includes the keyword "surface". However, the task described in the associated paragraph could be stated as general question of sorts "I have

[Pgfplots-features] question regarding 3D surface/patch plotting

2014-02-28 Thread Kevin Smith
Hello, I have started to experiment with pgfplots for plotting some 3-d data that I would like to visualize. What I would like to do seems like it should be simple, but perhaps I need a little bit of direction from the experts on which approach I should take. I have two 3D curves which are each