I have the following data:
bData = {{0.05, 0, 3.0198054316361485}, {0.05, 0.55,
1.1092237487369552}, {0.05, 1., 0.835126287487935}, {0.05, 1.61,
0.3647962208597364}, {0.1, 0, 2.991741037155516}, {0.1, 0.55,
1.1270688044265789}, {0.1, 1., 0.8493688576645464}, {0.1, 1.61,
0.5932718812318991}, {0.15, 0, 2.8183386248853517}, {0.15, 0.55,
1.6096377385996246}, {0.15, 1., 1.1088595437185633}, {0.15, 1.61,
0.5368907021939747}}
I plot my data as follows:
p1 = ListPointPlot3D[bData, PlotStyle -> PointSize[Large]]
p2 = ListPlot3D[bData, MeshStyle -> Red, PlotStyle -> None,
Mesh -> All, InterpolationOrder -> 1(*,ClippingStyle\[Rule]None*),
PlotRange -> All]
Show[{p1, p2}]
What I want to achieve with this is to show the data points clearly and also connect them in the x and y direction with simple lines.
I have done the following
I would like to remove all the diagonal lines and just connect the points in the x and y directions.
If I do Mesh->Full
, I get the following:
Is there also a way of marking the vertices, without having to superpose two different plots? That complicates the labelling and legending I also want.
InterpolationOrder->10
if all you want are the lines connecting the data points? $\endgroup$