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Thank you, it's still in its early days, so feedback, PR's and issue reports are very much welcome.
by maartenbreddels 10y ago
Thank you, it's still in its early days, so feedback, PR's and issue reports are very much welcome.
- cr0sh 10y agoAlright - took a look at the docs and have a bit of feedback: 1. First off - great job! This kind of thing should be part of graphing libs to begin with (real perspective projection) - most only have orthographic. 2. But! You should add the ability to switch to orthographic, as it can be useful for certain plots. 3. Other plotting types would be useful - I'm not an expert here - basically everything matplotlib offers: http://matplotlib.org/mpl_toolkits/mplot3d/tutorial.html http://matplotlib.org/mpl_toolkits/mplot3d/tutorial.html 4. Gridlines, labels, legend, titles, etc. 5. Perhaps an x/y/z gnomen? 6. A way to pick/point at a datapoint and see the data values that generated it (perhaps with a way to apply formatting to the information popup?) Ok - I know it is "early days" and what I've posted is probably things you have already thought about and are working on. As a first showing, I really like it. I can see it being useful for a variety of tasks - and again, I am glad you do the perspective projection instead of only ortho - because sometimes, you just want to see the data in a more "real world" fashion...
- maartenbreddels 10y agoThank you, I agree on all points, but good to hear this from others. Labels and axis etc are most important now. What are gnomen?
- cbcoutinho 10y agoI think it's a small x/y/z axis next to the plot to guide the eye and give orientation. Doesn't have to be located at (0,0,0)
- maartenbreddels 10y agoAh yes, thank you, good idea.