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I'd like to be able to tell if an EBSD map was plotted with x to east or west (and also for y). Also telling if z was plotted 'outOfPlane' or not would help. While ebsd.extend tells me the max and min, it doesn't incorporate the direction...
Thanks, Jessica.
Ralf Hielscher
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variables of type EBSD only contain data but no information how they are going to be plotted. Indeed you can plot an EBSD data set with
plotx2east, plot(ebsd)
or
plotx2north, plot(ebsd)
if you want so, you can read out the current setting