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How to plot 3D spherical graph using x y data?
You could proceed as follows:
-Interpolate the data (delete the last element of T as Syed noted)
-Define a piecewise function that returns 0 for radius > data range
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Fill in the hollow Spheres - generate solid spheres
Version 13 introduced CSGRegion as an alternative for operations such as RegionDifference. Is that useful for your application?
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How to fix vertexnormals to eliminate a little shadow on the sphere?
Use {θ, Subdivide[0.0001, Pi - 0.0001, 51]} instead of {θ, 0., Pi, Pi/50} to avoid the singularities in spherical coordinates. ...
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Lighting a ListPlot3D with a Texture
Use Lighting -> "Neutral" as a styling directive in PlotStyle:
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Lighting a ListPlot3D with a Texture
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Using ListPlot3D:
So I modified the texture that was a purple sheet mostly.
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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 make a gif of a rotating 3D graph?
If you want to export the result to a GIF, the problem is that the resource function ExportRotatingGIF has the limitation that the rotation has to be around one of ...
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How to make a gif of a rotating 3D graph?
One option is ExportRotatingGIF
And the standalone gif example.gif created in the same folder as the notebook looks like this:
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How can I outline my figures?
Here are two things to add/adjust:
FillingStyle
PointSize
Since you're plotting points, not lines, Thickness/Thick and Dashing/Dashed won't have an effect. Try this for the PlotStyle:
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Why ClipPlane show a hollow object for a filled object?
I think this is a better way to generate Wigner-Seitz Cell.
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How to import a file with 3 columns of numerical data and visualize it with ListPointPlot3D?
Try using
Import["/PATH/file.txt", "Table"];
This will convert each data point into a 2-D list. From, there you can easily plot any column with ...
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