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Why The Origin Of Z-axis Is Not On The Xy-plane?
1.
Why The Origin Of Z-axis Is Not On The Xy-plane?
Answer»
The zero-point of Z-axis is placed above the XY plane of splot.
‘set ticslevel’ is used to move this
ORIGIN
onto the XY plane.
By
SETTING
ticslevel=0, the zero of Z-axis moves onto the XY plane.
The following is the
SCRIPT
to do this:
gnuplot> set ticslevel 0
gnuplot> splot (
X
**2)*(y**2)
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