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Finding the height and width of a plot?
You can use the ResourceFunction GraphicsInformation to obtain this information:
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Finding the height and width of a plot?
I think the question is about ImageSize and not PlotRange. One way to get the "current" size
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Adding a second legend to Plot?
You can use a list of multiple legends as the option setting for PlotLegends:
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Making a plot half the width and height of another plot?
Is there a simple way to make another plot whose frame is is half the
width and height of plot P1?
I do not know if I understood the question correctly. If not, will delete this. But how about using ...
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Finding the height and width of a plot?
I can suggest another simple solution:
plot = Plot[x^2, {x, 0, 100}]
Association[Options[plot]][PlotRange]
(* {{0, 100}, {0., 10000.}} *)
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Finding the height and width of a plot?
Finding the height and width of a plot?
I think you are looking for something like the Wolfram Function Repository (WFR) function
GraphicsBounds.
It seems that ...
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Finding the height and width of a plot?
This is an interesting question and I do not think there is a general answer to your request. A simple answer might be to set the ImageSize option. This sets the ...
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How can I generate a Swiss-Cheese type region and render it transparent?
One way:
Show[BoundaryDiscretizeRegion[cheese, MaxCellMeasure -> 0.001]] /.
FaceForm[Directive[d__]] :> FaceForm[Directive[d, Opacity[0.5]]]
Another way:
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How to quickly find all grid cells covered by a geometric region?
A method based on RegionDilation introduced in v12.3:
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Making text larger without changing size of superscript?
You can style each element of the Subsuperscript independently:
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Overlaying lattice graph and evaluation over lattice
I would create a Plot3D of your function surface, combine it with a Graphics3D of the Points ...
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PlotRangeClipping is not working correctly with ListLinePlot?
You have discovered another buggy case for PlotRangeClipping which wasn't fixed in version 13.0.1. It is worth to know that this bug isn't present in version 8.0.4, ...
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Different colors for Thread in ListPlot
There are multiple ways to archive this but one (using Mathematicas automatic coloring and marker styles) is to use just a single ListPlot command to plot all the ...
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A simple way to make one stream line in StreamPlot thicker, or change its color?
First, find the curve {x[t],y[t]}:
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Style Does Not Work in ListLinePlot
In my opinion, it is not possible in a ListLinePlot. The only solution is with "Epilog"
Regards,....Jos
ListLinePlot[{{2.1, 2.9, 2.8, 1.9}, {2.2, 2.7, 1.1, 2.2}, {2.3, 1.7,
2.3, 1.7}}, ...
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Strange behaviour in GeometricTransformation
It must be a bug. If we replace normal from {1, 0, -1} to {1, 0, -1} // N,it work.Here we ...
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Animating battlefield data map of war in Ukraine
Here is a link to a mp4 video (400 pixel width without fade transition due to memory limit in the the free basic Wolfram Cloud)
1. Fetching
The idea is to search all the ukraine-project pages for the ...
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How to check if points lie within a circle
You have a circle and a set of points
disk = Graphics[Disk[{0, 0}, 2]];
pts = RandomReal[{-3, 3}, {10, 2}]
ptsplot = Graphics[{PointSize[Large], Red, Point[pts]}];
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How to check if points lie within a circle
You can pick points within a tolerance with Disk, that is a circular region including its inside. MemberQ generates a function ...
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I need to create a series of polygons from a list of lists that form a stair step shape
While others offer more compact code, here I favour strategies to keep a clean kernel, using scoping like Block to avoid leaving lingering definitions and which ...
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I need to create a series of polygons from a list of lists that form a stair step shape
cols = ColorData[97][#] & /@ Range[10]
polys = Table[Rectangle[{i, 0}, {1 + i, 10 - i}], {i, 0, 9}]
Graphics[{
Transpose[{cols, polys}]
}]
The color list ...
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