On Wed, Jan 5, 2011 at 6:15 PM, Sebastian Voigt <svo...@gmx.de> wrote:
> I've been running into the well known rendering problems with mplot3d's
> bar3d function. After two days of trying to get acceptable results
> without success: Is it possible to simply disable z-sorting (whoops)?
>
> I want to generate static plots from experimental data, all using the
> same perspective, so I know the order of the bars to be plotted. It's a
> no-brainer to provide the data vectors in this appropriate order, which
> I tried too - didn't work. Even if I provide explicit zorders for all
> Poly3dCollections in axes.collections (single-plotting each bar),
> everything gets messed up after showing the plot window.
>
> So is there any way to create the bars just in the order of the data
> vectors passed to bar3d (or keep the order/zorder in axes.collections)?
>
>
> - Sebastian Voigt -
>
>
There are well-known rendering issues with mplot3d in general, but I am not
aware of one with respect to bar3d. Can you please include a image of the
rendering defect that you are seeing?
And no, there is no way to disable z-sorting that I am aware of because it
is inherent in matplotlib's system. mplot3d merely utilizes the drawing
facilities that matplotlib provides.
Ben Root
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