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Dec 25 |
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Mathematica does not export Turkish characters in a Graphics expression I have figured out that it works fine when I export the figure in an English operating system. Tried it with Windows XP Eng and returned a good output. @s.s.o I will try it tomorrow at work, thank you very much. |
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Dec 25 |
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Mathematica does not export Turkish characters in a Graphics expression I am using Windows XP Professional TR version together with Mathematica 8.0. @kguler: I guess I couldn't make it work, because there is no expoerted file. |
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Dec 22 |
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Simple 3D graphic Crtl + Shift helps in repositioning the output figure manually, and it applies to the exported file too unlike Ctrl + Drag. |
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Dec 21 |
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Simple 3D graphic Using Ctrl + Drag works for cropping the output figure but it is the original size when exported. This therefore didn't work for me. |
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Dec 21 |
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Simple 3D graphic However, I have a little problem with the positioning of the image. How can I make it fit the Image box (which appears in orange color when the image is selected) with everything visible? When I click on the image and select Trim Bounding Box some parts become missing. |
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Dec 18 |
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Combining 3 graphics of different coordinate systems First of all, thank you very much for the effort István Zachar. I tried to add the same green points and corresponding grey lines for p1 but it seems that there is a problem in the definition of the function $\theta$. How it can be fixed? |
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Dec 17 |
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Combining 3 graphics of different coordinate systems @ JohnD : Figure 3.7-1 is the sample figure. I want to form the same figure with my own plots p1, p2 and p3. By the way, it seems that GraphicsGrid also useful. |
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Dec 17 |
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Combining 3 graphics of different coordinate systems This code looks almost suitable after removing the Labels and the Ticks of the Axes. Show[Graphics[{Inset[p1,{-2.5,3.6164},Right,2],Inset[p2,{-2.5,1.6164},Right,2],Inset[p3,{-1.5,-0.7},Left,6]},PlotRange->5]] Bu I don't know how to find the exact ratio to fix p3 satisfying Property 3 (mentioned above). |
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Dec 17 |
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Combining 3 graphics of different coordinate systems Oh, s.s.o please replace Sin(Pi t) with Sin[Pi t]. Updated the code in the original post. |
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Dec 17 |
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Combining 3 graphics of different coordinate systems Thank you very much for your interest Yves Klett but I can not split my problem into smaller pieces since my only problem is to join these 3 different coordinates. |
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Dec 17 |
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Filling for ListPolarPlot Thank you very much E.O. and kguler. I found in the examples of Mathematica PlotStyle->ColorFunction[1,"ColorData"] but could not find the right color. It seems that I had to change the Opacity. |
