Hi,
I've been plotting 2d graphs using Octave and converting to postscript
for Openoffice with the following: "print -deps output.eps" from the
Octave console, and that works great.
Now I want to do the same with 3d graphs, so from Octave I use plot3, I
rotate the plot to how I want it (using the mouse in the gnuplot
window), and then use the same print command from Octave - but it
doesn't respect how I've rotated it, it just outputs the default
orientation. I assume that only gnuplot knows about the rotation and
Octave doesn't have a way to know.
So how do I get a postscript version of my 3d plot, is there a way to
programmatically rotate the plot before sending it to gnuplot? Or any
way to get the rotation information from gnuplot? Or print to eps from
gnuplot?
I haven't got a gnuplot terminal to type commands into, just the
graphical output. And I tried "replot" from the Octave console thinking
that I might be able to set the terminal to eps from there, but replot
didn't do anything. But I couldn't even manage to set the terminal to
eps from octave anyway. Plus the plot3 is called from inside my .m file
so I haven't even got access to the variables from the Octave console.
System: Mandriva linux, Octave 3.0.1, Gnuplot 4.2.2
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