From: nevjernik on
I have weird problem rotating even ordinary Plot3D output graphics.

Sometimes it behave as it should - graphics rotate as I click and drag.

But in most situations when I click an try to drag, graphics seems to
zoom itself on large rate, so only a few or none grid lines is visible.

There are no way to back to normal zoom view, except with right click
and choosing "Reset Pan/Zoom" on context menu. After that graphics
appears in normal zoom view an seem rotated.
But after another click and drag, it zoom itself again.

Same happens when "Manipulate" is used.

To avoid a question about wrong input, here it is, for example:
Plot3D[2 x^2 + 12 x y + 18 y^2, {x, -10, 10}, {y, -6, 6}]

But problem is not connected with some particular input.
Weirdness grows if I said that graphic from example above, rotate
sometimes as it should (in normal zoom view).

This happens on version 7 and 6

Thans for any suggestion

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From: David Park on
You can get better 3D dynamic response by using:

Plot3D[2 x^2 + 12 x y + 18 y^2, {x, -10, 10}, {y, -6, 6},
SphericalRegion -> True, RotationAction -> "Clip"]

(This is just the NiceRotation option in Presentations.)

The mouse by itself rotates.
Ctrl and the mouse zooms in and out.
Shift and the mouse shifts the graphic.


David Park
djmpark(a)comcast.net
http://home.comcast.net/~djmpark/


From: nevjernik [mailto:hajde.da(a)mijenjamo.planetu]

I have weird problem rotating even ordinary Plot3D output graphics.

Sometimes it behave as it should - graphics rotate as I click and drag.

But in most situations when I click an try to drag, graphics seems to
zoom itself on large rate, so only a few or none grid lines is visible.

There are no way to back to normal zoom view, except with right click
and choosing "Reset Pan/Zoom" on context menu. After that graphics
appears in normal zoom view an seem rotated.
But after another click and drag, it zoom itself again.

Same happens when "Manipulate" is used.

To avoid a question about wrong input, here it is, for example:
Plot3D[2 x^2 + 12 x y + 18 y^2, {x, -10, 10}, {y, -6, 6}]

But problem is not connected with some particular input.
Weirdness grows if I said that graphic from example above, rotate
sometimes as it should (in normal zoom view).

This happens on version 7 and 6

Thans for any suggestion

--
ne vesele mene bez vas
utakmice nedjeljom





From: Helen Read on
On 2/11/2010 5:17 AM, nevjernik wrote:
> I have weird problem rotating even ordinary Plot3D output graphics.
>
> Sometimes it behave as it should - graphics rotate as I click and drag.
>
> But in most situations when I click an try to drag, graphics seems to
> zoom itself on large rate, so only a few or none grid lines is visible.
>
> There are no way to back to normal zoom view, except with right click
> and choosing "Reset Pan/Zoom" on context menu. After that graphics
> appears in normal zoom view an seem rotated.
> But after another click and drag, it zoom itself again.

Try going into the Preferences (on the Edit menu). On the Interface tab,
there is an option for Automatically Refit 3D Graphics After Rotation.
Try turning that off if on, or vice versa. Sometimes it seems to work
better one way vs. the other.

--
Helen Read
University of Vermont

From: nevjernik on
What a relief :)

I had so much pain to work with rotation, but now everything goes
smooth and fine.
Great!

Thank you so much!

--
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utakmice nedjeljom



From: bsyehuda on
Since zooming is a combination of keyboard and mouse while rotation is mouse
only, maybe it is a good idea to check the keyboard



On Thu, Feb 11, 2010 at 12:17 PM, nevjernik <hajde.da(a)mijenjamo.planetu>wrote:

> I have weird problem rotating even ordinary Plot3D output graphics.
>
> Sometimes it behave as it should - graphics rotate as I click and drag.
>
> But in most situations when I click an try to drag, graphics seems to
> zoom itself on large rate, so only a few or none grid lines is visible.
>
> There are no way to back to normal zoom view, except with right click
> and choosing "Reset Pan/Zoom" on context menu. After that graphics
> appears in normal zoom view an seem rotated.
> But after another click and drag, it zoom itself again.
>
> Same happens when "Manipulate" is used.
>
> To avoid a question about wrong input, here it is, for example:
> Plot3D[2 x^2 + 12 x y + 18 y^2, {x, -10, 10}, {y, -6, 6}]
>
> But problem is not connected with some particular input.
> Weirdness grows if I said that graphic from example above, rotate
> sometimes as it should (in normal zoom view).
>
> This happens on version 7 and 6
>
> Thans for any suggestion
>
> --
> ne vesele mene bez vas
> utakmice nedjeljom
>
>
>
>