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The images below illustrate some of the 3D graphing capabilities of Graphis data visualization software. Click on any of the thumbnail images below to display the full size image of the 3D graph in question. To return to the gallery, click the Back button on your Explorer toolbar.

Most, but not all, of the examples shown below are included as example files with the Graphis installation. If you require advice how to use the graph plotting software to reproduce any of the examples shown below, contact support@kylebank.com.

                                                                   

Colourmapped wireframe surface below plane colourmapped with surface height values

Plot of a property on the surface of a disk.

Cylinder surface with colours representing distortion values

"Waterfall" plot

Bar plot of monthly temperatures for a range of years

Colourmapped surface plot of Mt. St Helens area with contours. Data read from a DEM file

z = xy with random x,y points. Surface generated using Delaunay triangulation.

Surface plot (in red) plus function z = 0, colourmapped with surface height values. Scatter plot (sticks) and text plot used to annotate min, max surface values.

Scatter Plot used to create Multidimensional Analysis diagram

Mesh plot of variation of a property throughout a cube.

Example of texture mapping. Image of Mona Lisa superimposed on the function z = y.

3D Line

Sphere (plotted using polar coordinate surface) with colourmapped temperature data. 3D text plot used for annotation.

3D scene built up by describing objects using Graphis Object Description Language (GODL).

Parametric surface with wire frame and colourmap applied

Intersection of a cone with a transparent plane.

Plot of z = cos(r), where r is the radial distance from the origin.

Same as plot on left but with wireframe on, surface colour set to white, and no lighting effects.