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 More options Nov 25 1998, 3:00 am
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From: Jens.Schnei...@mpq.mpg.de (Jens Schneider)
Date: 1998/11/25
Subject: ommiting isolines in splot
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Hi everybody,

I just looked for a method to ommit one of the x-y-isolines in gridded 3D
data plotted with splot with hidden3d on. I can do such a thing by
making one isolines longer thus having ungridded data. This resuls in
lines in y-direction. This is fine for me, but it doesn't allow for
hidden3d and contour plotting.

So is there a way to leave the x-isolines out of the plot?

Thanks,

Jens

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