PinPlot3D Examples

Jon McLoone, Wolfram Research, jonm@wolfram.co.uk

This simple package offers an additional plot style, simillar to ScatterPlot3D but using pins rather than simple points. This can make it easier to see the x and y values associated with a point.

<< "PinPlot3D.m"

The function takes a list of {x,y,z} triples.

data = Table[Random[], {10}, {3}]

PinPlot3D[data];

Options are supplied for PinThickness and HeadSize

PinPlot3D[data,PinThickness->0.04,HeadSize->0.1];

The Option PinColor, sets the colorfunction for all the pins

PinPlot3D[data, PinThickness -> 0.04, HeadSize -> 0.1, 
      PinColor -> GrayLevel[0.5]];

All normal Graphics3D options are supported

PinPlot3D[data,BoxRatios->{2,2,0.4}];