Re: Fwd: ocatve3.8.1 crashing while saving plot

[Raghu Charan A]

Thanks,

the problem is that i used

>>view(angle, azimuth)     %so the figure has been freezed.

regarding saving the graph i think the only way is to rotate the figure to get the desired view point and then save the 2d image as .eps file and then how to open these .eps files?

On Thu, Jul 3, 2014 at 3:21 PM, Tatsuro MATSUOKA <address@hidden> wrote:

----- Original Message -----
>From: Raghu Charan A 
>To: "address@hidden" 
>Date: 2014/7/3, Thu 18:10
>Subject: Fwd: ocatve3.8.1 crashing while saving plot
>if use fltk toolkit i am able to rotate my 3d graph to get a view from different locations
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>but i cant rotate if i plot using gnuplot 

Strange! 
I can rotate the graph object by mouse or arrow keys (up, down, left, right) with gnuplot graphics_tool kit.
However, in fact, the speed of gnuplot for rotation is much slower than that of fltk.

What kind of PC you used? As far as I remember, you use PC working on win xp. Right?
If so, the pc power is too weak to rotate 3d object on gnuplot graphics toolkit.

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>finally i am able to save a figure using print -deps xxx.eps 
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>but how to open the eps file after closing octave and can i still be able view my 3d graph from different view point?  

It is basically impossible to do that. 

Tatsuro

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