plot3D plot modify

Allows you to modify an existing three dimensional plot.
The three dimensional plot can be created on plot window in a page over the postprocessor window. The ‘interface plot window open’ command can be used to create a new plot window, where a page can be created to display the three dimension plot.
The existing 3D plot can be edited by using the ‘modify’ command

Format:

 
plot3d plot modify
plot_name =
an existing plot3d
bounding_box=
boolean
graph_volume=
reals
grid_lines =
on_off
grid_color =
an existing color
grid_style =
grid_style
grid_thickness =
real
title =
string
subtitle =
string

Example:

 
plot3d plot modify &
plot_name =
.plot_3d_2 &
bounding_box =
on &
graph_volume =
0.5,1.0,1.0 &
grid_lines =
on &
grid_color =
.colors.red &
grid_style =
dash &
grid_thickness =
0.8 &
title =
"3d plot" &
subtitle =
"bspline_surface"

Description:

 
Parameter
Value Type
Description
plot_name
An Existing Plot3d
Specifies an existing 3D plot name
bounding box
Boolean
Specifies whether the bounding box will be displayed or not
graph_volume
Integer
Specifies the graph volume
grid_lines
Boolean
Specifies displaying the grid lines
grid_color
An Existing Color
Specifies the color of the grid
grid_style
Grid_style
Specifies the grid line style
grid _thickness
Real
Specifies the grid line thickness
titile
String
Specifies the title of the plot
subtitle
String
Specifies the subtitle of the plot

Extended Definition:

1. The plot name specifies the name of a existing 3D plot.
2. The ‘bounding box’ option set to ‘yes’ will show complete line diagram bounding the volume of the box, else, only the background surface will be displayed to show the 3D plot.
3. The graph volume can be specified by specifying the length, breadth and the depth of the box encompassing the bounding volume of the 3D plot. The gird lines display can be switched to ‘yes’ and ‘no’ depending on requirement. The grid properties like color, line thickness and style, e.g. solid or dashed line style, can be edited by using respective parameters. For graph volume, enter the x, y, and z aspect ratio of the plot. For example, a volume of 1,1,1 makes the plot look like a cube, while a volume of 2,1,1 makes the plot twice as long in the x dimension as it is in the y and z.
4. The ‘title‘ and ‘subtitle’ is applied by using the respective commands to the 3D plot.