From help-request at octave dot org Fri Feb  4 09:15:28 2005
Subject: Re: Interactive rotation of mesh
From: Quentin Spencer <qspencer at ieee dot org>
To: "Deepak, R." <masatran at research dot iiit dot ac dot in>
CC: help at octave dot org
Date: Fri, 04 Feb 2005 08:57:12 -0600

If you use gnuplot version 4.0, you can use a mouse to rotate the mesh. 
You can also use the "view" command in octave-forge to change the angle.


Deepak, R. wrote:

>I wrote this program to plot a mesh:
>    % MODEL - Script to generate the long signature
>    % By R. Deepak <http://research.iiit.ac.in/~masatran/>
>
>    sequence = input('Sequence: ');
>    n = input('n: ');
>    long_signature  = signature_long(sequence, n)
>    short_signature = signature_short(sequence, n)
>    automatic_replot = 1;
>    axis([1 columns(short_signature) 1 rows(short_signature) 0 columns(long_signature)])
>    mesh(
>        1 : columns(short_signature),
>        1 : rows(short_signature),
>        short_signature
>    )
>
>Now, I want to allow the mesh to be rotated interactively in three
>dimensions. What command should I use?
>  
>



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