I'm trying to make a mesh 3d plot in python using plotly. The plot is working fine but as I have read Mesh 3d plots doesn't have legend support. So there's no way I'm able to toggle the mesh 3d plot.
Is there any way I can make this functionality of toggling the mesh 3d plot in python?
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How can I make a surface plot animation like this one:
The 3d plot is viewed from the top. I made that using GNU Octave.
How to do it in Manim? I only know it can make surface plot using checker board colormap. How to do it so the result will be similar as Matlab/Octave? With rich colormap. For example this colormap:
My plan is to do the computation in Octave, and then use the numerical result to make animation in Manim.
I have a set of data, 5 columns: (x,y,z,Temperature, Pressure), is not a regular mesh, is data from well logging. I would like to make a 3d grid in order to make some vertical cut. How can I do it?
Your question isn't very clear about what you want. If it is a graph packages like seaborn and matplotlib can make 3D graphs that can display heatmap information.
Plotly is an excellent data visualization solution. But I don't like the default style of 3D axes. I want to know, how to draw this kind of 3D axes with Plotly in Python?
Can we combine two 3D plots - Scatter 3D and Surface 3D in bokeh which share the same columnDataSource on the same 3D axes?
My objective is to show some 3D moving points (like a path which starts from one point and ends at another point) on a 3D static Surface plot in Flask using bokeh. I need to plot something like this https://github.com/bokeh/bokeh/blob/master/examples/app/surface3d but I do not want to move the whole surface, I just want to move few points on this surface(like a path traced)
Any help or suggestion would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in Advance.
I have an array of points (x,y,z) that I would like to animate in 3D using Mayavi (Python). I am currently using a Plot3D command to plot all of the points simultaneously (modeling the movement of a particle), but would love some help on the animation.
Thanks!
Matplotlib offers a lot of possibilities for animation. Have a look at the specific routines for animation. In particular, there's a specific example for 3D plotting.
There are quite a few tutorials on the 'web. Eg. Matplotlib Animation Tutorial and Animated 3-D Plots in Python