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Usercase: when performing a 3D parametric plot as in these examples, surface coloring is performed as a function of z coordinate. It could instead be useful to add the possibility to perform the surface coloring as a function of a scalar field defined on the surface. An example could be performing the coloring as a function of the distance from the origin r=sqrt(x^2+y^2+z^2).
Solution: add an intensity parameter, as already present in Mesh3D, also analogous to the scalars parameters found in the mlab mesh function.
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Usercase: when performing a 3D parametric plot as in these examples, surface coloring is performed as a function of
z
coordinate. It could instead be useful to add the possibility to perform the surface coloring as a function of a scalar field defined on the surface. An example could be performing the coloring as a function of the distance from the originr=sqrt(x^2+y^2+z^2)
.Solution: add an
intensity
parameter, as already present in Mesh3D, also analogous to thescalars
parameters found in the mlab mesh function.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: