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Hey.
Is it possible to plot a line in 3D from one point to another?
The source of the points is a list.
Is it possible to plot a line in 3D from one point to another?
The source of the points is a list.
If your long list of points is in a variable called dat (i.e. dat={{3,6,5},{2,4,1},{3,5,4},{6,7,4},{3,2,1},{1,1,1}}) thenbutton_ger said:I have a long list with points from an external file. How can i do this?
{{3,6,5},{2,4,1},{3,5,4},{6,7,4},{3,2,1},{1,1,1},...}
To plot a line in 3D, you will need to use a specialized software or programming language such as MATLAB, Python, or R. These programs have built-in functions for creating 3D plots and can easily plot a line from a list of points.
While it is possible to create a 3D plot without using specialized software, it can be challenging and time-consuming. It is recommended to use a program specifically designed for 3D plotting to ensure accuracy and efficiency.
The process for plotting a line in 3D from a list of points involves setting up the coordinate system, inputting the points into the program, and using the appropriate function to plot the line. The specific steps may vary depending on the software or programming language being used.
Yes, most 3D plotting programs allow for customization of the line's appearance, such as color, thickness, and style. This can be done by specifying the desired parameters in the plotting function or by using additional commands.
The accuracy of a 3D plot depends on the accuracy of the input data and the precision of the plotting program. To ensure accuracy, it is important to double-check the coordinates of the points and use a reputable 3D plotting program with appropriate settings and parameters.