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      <h3><a name="plot3d-examples">B.13.2 Examples</a></h3>
      <p>Here are some examples of <code>plot3d</code> in use:
         
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            <dt><strong><pre>
stilts plot3d in=cat.xml xdata=RMAG ydata=BMAG zdata=VEL zlog=true
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            <dd>Plots a 3-d scatter plot of red magnitude vs.
               blue magnitude vs. velocity; the velocity is plotted
               on a logarithmic scale.
               Since no <code>omode</code> or <code>out</code> value
               has been specified, the plot is posted directly
               to the graphics display for inspection.
               By adding the parameter
               <code>out=xyplot.eps</code>
               the plot could be written to an
               Encapsulated Postscript file instead.
               
               <p>The generated plot is <a href="xyzplot.png">here</a>.
               </p>
            </dd>
            <dt><strong><pre>
stilts plot3d in=sim1.fits xdata=x ydata=y zdata=z
              cmd='addcol vel "sqrt(velx*velx+vely*vely+velz*velz)"' auxdata=vel auxlog=true
              xpix=500 ypix=400 phi=50 theta=10 out=cube.jpeg
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            <dd>Plots the x, y, z positions of particles from a
               file containing the result of a simulation run.
               Here an auxiliary axis is used to colour-code the
               points according their velocity.
               This is done by introducing a new <code>vel</code>
               column to the table using the
               <a href="addcol.html"><code>addcol</code></a>
               filter command, so that the <code>vel</code> column
               can be used as the value for the <code>auxdata</code>
               parameter.
               Alternatively, the given expression for the velocity
               could have been used directly as the value of the
               <code>auxdata</code> parameter.
               
               <p>Additionally, the <code>phi</code> and
                  <code>theta</code> parameters are given
                  to adjust the orientation of the cube.
                  
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               <p>The generated plot is <a href="cube.jpeg">here</a>.
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