Unfortunately, this fine control is only hardly possible:
1. [x,y].ticklabs labels the ticks that are in the plot. If there are
less ticks than ticklabs, the ticklabs are recycled and hence overlap.
2. xlim should do the trick to restrict to a certain range of values. It
does not precisely and this is a known unfixed (and hard to fix by
design) bug.
3. What you can do is enhance the number of ticks by telling R how many
ticks to use approximately as in:
scatterplot3d(dat, type = "h",
lab = c(12, 10,0), lab.z = 8, scale.y = 0.7)
where dat is your data.frame.
This tells R to
- use approx. 12 ticks on x-axis
- use approx. 10 ticks on y-axis
- use approx. 8 ticks on z axis
- scale y length by factor of 0.7
Best wishes,
uwe
On 25.01.2011 08:53, 孟欣 wrote:
Hello sir:
I have a question about the axis label of scatterplot3d function.
The data is in the attachment.
If I use the command:
scatterplot3d(x,y,z,type="h")
I want the plot's x-axis lab to be 1,2,3,...,13, y-axis lab to be
1,2,3,...11
But if I use the command:
scatterplot3d(x,y,z,type="h",x.ticklabs=1:13,y.ticklabs=1:11)
The axis labs are overlap, still can't get what I want.
I'm in difficulty in how to set the axis labels,which need your
suggestion very much.
Thanks for your help.
My best.
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