Python classes to create 3D surface objects rendered in Matplotlib
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S3Dlib
Python classes to create 3D surface objects rendered in Matplotlib
Detailed documentation and examples are provided at s3dlib.org
A 3D surface object is a collection of faces with vertices ordered using the 'right hand rule' to designate the 'outer' surface normals. All surface faces are joined with a minimum of one adjacent face. Adjacent faces share two common vertices.
The surface object geomentry and color are controlled through various object methods in the 'Surface3DCollection' base class. Surface instantiation is performed using the four subclasses that have predefined surface topologies in native coordinates. Base class objects may be created by addition of subclass objects to form a single 'composite' surface.
Objects are added to the mpl_toolkits.mplot3d.Art3d using the Axis3d.add_collection3d() method.
Included is a module containing functions to create custom Matplotlib color maps.
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