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I want to have in Mathematica the same result I have in Python: enter image description here

I have this nice effect simply by using very thin lines. But it seems in Mathematica thickness property has some limit and i just got this:

x = RandomReal[1, 10000];
yxy = RandomReal[1, 10000];
ListLinePlot[{Thread@{x10000, y}2}];
ListLinePlot[xy, PlotStyle -> Thickness@10^-5]

enter image description here

Playing with opacity doesn't help. I can't figure out how to reproduce this effect..

I want to have in Mathematica the same result I have in Python: enter image description here

I have this nice effect simply by using very thin lines. But it seems in Mathematica thickness property has some limit and i just got this:

x = RandomReal[1, 10000];
y = RandomReal[1, 10000];
ListLinePlot[{Thread@{x, y}}, PlotStyle -> Thickness@10^-5]

enter image description here

Playing with opacity doesn't help. I can't figure out how to reproduce this effect..

I want to have in Mathematica the same result I have in Python: enter image description here

I have this nice effect simply by using very thin lines. But it seems in Mathematica thickness property has some limit and i just got this:

xy = RandomReal[1, {10000, 2}];
ListLinePlot[xy, PlotStyle -> Thickness@10^-5]

enter image description here

Playing with opacity doesn't help. I can't figure out how to reproduce this effect..

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funnyp0ny
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Is it possible to draw really thin lines in Mathematica?

I want to have in Mathematica the same result I have in Python: enter image description here

I have this nice effect simply by using very thin lines. But it seems in Mathematica thickness property has some limit and i just got this:

x = RandomReal[1, 10000];
y = RandomReal[1, 10000];
ListLinePlot[{Thread@{x, y}}, PlotStyle -> Thickness@10^-5]

enter image description here

Playing with opacity doesn't help. I can't figure out how to reproduce this effect..