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Charting`ScaledTicks was a convenient way to organize Ticks or Frameticks in Mathematica without needing to define a tick-function. Basically most tick-related questions here were answered with this u …

Ticks or Frameticks are defined in the following way: {{x1,label1,len1},...} tick marks with specified scaled length With the following information: Tick mark lengths are given as a fraction of the …

The undocumented command Charting`ScaledTicks is used to easily define Ticks for a plot. However, it changed dramatically between Mathematica 12 and Mathematica 13. In Mathematica 12 the command was C …

I want to add an image into a plot. Lets leave the plot empty for simplicity. It is important that in the end the pixels of the image are identical to the original. First we define an example image: i …

I want to obtain the ImageSize of an output in printer's points, which is the standard unit of measurement of ImagePadding, ImageMargins etc. For example I have a Plot plot = ListPlot[{}, ImageSize -> …

First of all, using PlotRangeClipping -> False prevents the clipping of the plotmarker in the plot itself. Then the size of a PlotMarker, and how much space has to be reserved for it in a legend, is d …

I am currently trying to understand Ticks. Ticks or Frameticks are defined in the following way: {{x1,label1,len1},...} tick marks with specified scaled length Normally one uses major ticks in the f …

In a normal plot in mathematica, the ticklabel is automatically changing its position if the length of the tick changes. Here is an Example: Plot[x, {x, 0, 1}, Ticks -> {{{0.5, 0.5, {0, 0.1}}}, None}] …

So plotting just the RegionPlot3D without rasterization has the same issue with the visible line in the notebook: …

I have an interesting problem to solve. I want to have Text in a Graphics3D. This can easily be done in the following way: lineandnumber = Graphics3D[{{Black, , AbsoluteThickness[2], Line[{{-0.5, -0.5 …

I want to add an inset with a graphics-primitive in a ListPlot. This should be fairly simple: First the inset is defined: line = Graphics[{Directive[Black, AbsoluteThickness[0.5]], Rotate[Line[{{- …

This question is almost as old as plotting in mathematica goes. How can one change the spacing between the numbers on the frame of a plot and the framelabel? …

I want to use Overlay to combine two plots. I noticed, that Overlay adds space at top and bottom, which I do not want to have. Example: plot = ListPlot[{{0, -130}}, PlotStyle -> {Black, PointSize[1]}, …