Hi Philip,
Here is a possible implementation for the next major release of Scilab (6.2)
https://codereview.scilab.org/#/c/21801/
Take a look at the video and tell me if it is OK for you. However, there
are still some glitches which have to fo be fixed (e,g, problems when
zooming in isoview mode) but we have some time to think about it.
S.
Le 07/07/2021 à 08:49, P M a écrit :
Dear,
is it possible to avoid the effect of auto-zoom / streching when
rotating a graph in 3D-view?...see result of attached code.
My best guess is that one would have to set the a.margins according to
the actual a.rotation_angles for each frame....but is there a easier way?
Thank you,
Philipp
R=23;
N=1000;
nmax=1.1*6*N/%pi;
// Random points in cube 2R*2R*2R
x=grand(nmax,1,'unf',-R,R);
y=grand(nmax,1,'unf',-R,R);
z=grand(nmax,1,'unf',-R,R);
R2=R*R;
// Exclude points outside of sphere with radius R
T=(x^2+y^2+z^2)>R2;
M=[x y z];
M(T,:)=[];
[r c]=size(M);
M(((N+1):r), :)=[];
x=M(:,1); y=M(:,2); z=M(:,3);
f = figure();
f.background = 8;
f.axes_size = [300,300]
s = linspace(5, 1, N);
scatter3d(x,y,z,msizes=1,s);
a = gca();
a.box = "off";
a.axes_visible = ["off","off","off"];
a.x_label.visible = "off"
a.y_label.visible = "off"
a.z_label.visible = "off"
outgif = "Sphere03.gif";
idGif = animaGIF(gcf(), outgif, 1,2);
for i = 0:360;
a.rotation_angles = [45, i];
idGif = animaGIF(gcf(), idGif); // Adds the current figure to the GIF
stream
end;
animaGIF(idGif); // Closes the GIF stream
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