Re: Which tool for schematic 2D plotting of 3D data?
There might be other programs out there, but for what you describe I
would use PAW (part of debian), creating an ntuple and the plotting
subsets by making logical or graphical cuts to the data.
ROOT (http://root.cern.ch/ [not part of debian yet]) is the C++
equivalent of PAW.
Ricardo
Marc Baaden wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I want to do some 2D visualisation of 3D data and wonder whether
> some tools exist to help me in the task. I have 3D data (atomic coordinates)
> and want to generate some schematic plots in 2D, basically things like
> projections along an axis. For instance I would like to "extract" via a
> 2D plot the contour of my molecule. If I were to do this without tools, I could
> eg try postscript and calculate the arcs that make up this contour. However
> I would rather avoid doing this from scratch.
>
> Is there any utility that can help with such a task?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Marc Baaden
>
>
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