Re: How to keep the coordinate system the same when plotting usrbin distributions

Dear Vasislis,

Hello and thank you for the explanations,

Of the suggested solutions, only the "inversion of the axis" works, i.e. set yrange [:] reverse

Mario's suggestion, i.e. to play with the plotting command works to some degree but I noticed that although both the
data and geometry get flipped around the vertical axis, the numbers on the y axis don't change sign which makes things
confusing. I don't know why this happens.

Swapping does not accomplish what we need. work since it swaps the axes. Our goal is to keep the same viewpoint in a
2D projection of a usrbin plot as in the geometry and this entails flipping of the vertical axis only.

Best wishes,
Mina

On 12-10-16 12:20 AM, Vasilis Vlachoudis wrote:
> Dear Mina,
>
> in 3D is difficult for the program to predict how you want to display the geometry.
> E.g. if you look the geometry from below or above you will get a flipped image.
> In any case there are several ways of correcting that inside flair
> In the Geometry Plot you can select the axis with the drop down menu on the middle-right side.
> You have all possible combinations of X,Y,Z and as well U,V (the relative axis you are projecting your geometry to).
> However you don't have the negative values, but this you can do in the Commands textbox by inverting the axis
> e.g.
> To invert the y-plotting axis
> set yrange [:] reverse
>
> In the Usrbin frame you have exactly the same information for the geometry and also the "swap" button for the data.
> As well you can always use the commands textbox to invert the axis.
>
> Cheers
>
> Vasilis
Received on Wed Oct 17 2012 - 23:48:35 CEST