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Axis mayhem in plot3d
2 messages · Andrew Roberts, Duncan Murdoch
On 12-05-20 4:01 PM, Andrew Roberts wrote:
Wise people, I have a plot of age, vertebral level and depth of the spinal cord from the skin in children that I can interact with in sculpt3d:
Your subject says plot3d, but your example uses sculpt3d, and you don't say what packages you're using. plot3d and decorate3d are in rgl, but I've never heard of sculpt3d before. From your description below, the problem lies in sculpt3d: it is drawing the axis labels even when you don't want it to. So I'd suggest you contact the author or maintainer of whatever package contains that function. And please don't blame my functions for "mayhem" caused by other people. Duncan Murdoch
sculpt3d(Depth[,4],Depth$LevelNo,Depth$Depth,type="s",radius=.3, alpha=.5) decorate3d(axes=FALSE, box=FALSE,xlab="Age", ylab="Level",zlab="Depth") To make it more intelligible I would like to replace the x, y and z labels with something more meaningful namely "Age", "Level" and "Depth". My problem is that I cannot find a way of getting rid of the x, y and z This means that, for example, Age overwrites the x making it look messy. I have tried things like xaxt="n" to no avail.... Any thoughts? Andrew [[alternative HTML version deleted]]
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