Change color of dgrid3d surface in Gnuplot -

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Is there a way to change the color of the surface lines when using dgrid3d? It looks a lot easier, but the thing I've seen speaks of coloring the whole surface using PM3d only. I have several surfaces on a plot and want to be able to specify the color of each. For example, one would be red, the second would be blue, the second would be black, the other would be green

If there is data available in the data data then give it a try: 

  set dgrid3d set 10,10 set style data line pm3d splot "Data.dat" pal
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  • dgrid3d gnuplot
  • returns the style data line with the results of lines instead of the Gnupllot points, which gives X- And are in the Y-direction (these are both commas
  • pm3d fills the surface with one color (you will see just the line if you leave it).
  • pal

    • You can determine that there are too many options, but I have the most Are relevant.


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