3-D Pixel Representations
The pictures below describe some of the 3-D
rendering options available using Mira. Settings were changed by
clicking options in the
3-D Drawing Attributes window.
This is the original image displayed in Mira and
magnified 4X. The region inside the
Image Cursor was rendered using the
3-D Surface Plot command. A section of that 3-D plot
is shown below using various options available from the
3-D Drawing Attributes window.
This shows an Intensity Surface plot in the
full window. The Intensity Surface uses a palette like a 2-D Image
Window to map the image intensity to Grayscale or color. The other
examples, below, are obtained by changing the Plot Properties using
the
3-D Drawing Attributes dialog.
This Intensity Surface plot uses a
Stepped Ribbon Pixel Representation
with overlay Grid enabled. A pseudocolor palette is used to
delineate by Z value. A Ribbon plot makes the rendering
"transparent" in the column direction, meaning that you can view
data at different row (Y) positions from any column (X)
position.
The next example enables the overlay grid for the Intensity Surface plot shown above.
This Illuminated Surface was drawn with the
Ribbon Pixel Representation. The
Overlay grid was enabled. This
representation connects pixels with a sloped facet, whereas the
related Stepped Ribbon draws a horizontal cap on the pixel value
with vertical facets on the pixel sides.
Intensity Surface Plot with Quadrilateral Pixel Representation and
Overlay Grid enabled.
Intensity Surface Plot with Pedestal Pixel Representation and Overlay Grid enabled. This representation shows
each pixel as a "column" of data in the Z direction.
Intensity Surface Plot with Pixel Representation
and Overlay Grid enabled. This shows
only the top of the pixel, which reduces clutter between the Z
values and also allows the plot to be "transparent" as viewed from
all column and row directions.
Simple Wireframe Plot with Pixel Pixel Representation and Overlay Grid enabled. This makes a totally
transparent plot with minimal clutter as viewed from any
direction.
Related Topics
3-D Surface Plot
3-D Plot Windows
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