Re: matlab code: isovalues and isosurface

[Martin Helm]

Am Samstag, 16. Juli 2011, 17:25:25 schrieb Uwe Brauer:

> More important is the following question:
> I was using gnuplot, and forgive my ignorance I thought this
> is the only plot option for octave. How to I use fltk in
> Kubuntu and how in Windows? Because only with gnuplot I
> don't get your graphics.
> 
You simply type (octave 3.4)
graphics_toolkit fltk
at the beginning of your script or octave session. In 3.2 it was "backend fltk" 
as far as I remember.
A simple way to get some light effect is here http://mhelm.de/octave/#sh (it is 
a workaround as long as there is no light function in octave)
about the camera settings I am not sure so far.