Use labels based on variables specified in
DiscretePlot3D:
Specify a label for each axis:
Color the points by scaled
,
, or
value:
Color the surface by scaled
,
, or
value:
Color the regions by scaled
,
, or
value:
Use a named color gradient:
ColorFunction has higher priority than
PlotStyle:
Use black when two numbers are relatively prime:
Color by absolute height:
Gather the plotted heights:
Show the plot and a histogram of the heights:
Get a list of built-in settings for
ExtentElementFunction:
For detailed settings, use :
This
ChartElementFunction is appropriate to show the global scale:
A built-in element function may have options; use to set them:
Do not show the extent edges:
Use lines to show the extent edges:
Use varying sized tubes to show the extent edges:
Place tubes along the front and left edges of the extent region:
Show heights as points:
Draw full regions around the heights:
With unevenly spaced points:
Use fixed-size regions:
With unevenly spaced points:
Use sizes relative to the distance between points:
With unevenly spaced points:
Use equally sized regions that do not overlap:
With unevenly spaced points:
Control the placement of the region around the points:
Turn off filling:
Fill to different levels:
Fill to the bottom with a variety of styles:
With expanded point regions:
Use different colors above and below the filling level:
Only fill below the filling level:
Join the points into a surface:
Combine a surface with extent regions:
Change the size of the default plot markers:
Markers are not usually shown when surfaces are used:
Use points with surfaces:
Use spheres for markers:
Vary the size of the spheres:
Use different style directives:
By default different styles are chosen for multiple functions:
Explicitly specify the style for different functions:
PlotStyle applies to points, lines, and surfaces:
PlotStyle can be combined with
ColorFunction:
PlotStyle can be combined with
FillingStyle:
FillingStyle by default uses the same style as
PlotStyle with transparency:
Restrict the region plotted:
Extended regions are treated as the underlying point without additional clipping:
Regions can have several unconnected components:
Define regions using logical combinations of constraints:
to 
and j runs from 
to 
.
, 
, ... and j values 
, 
, .... 
.
axis and j along the 
axis. 
provides a wrapper w to be applied to the resulting graphics primitives. 
or other values to include 
, 
, 
.
a horizontal plane is drawn around each plot point extending 
to the left and 
to the right along the 
axis and 
to the left and 
to the right along the 
axis. With ExtentMarkers
, the markers 
and 
will be used as left and right markers along the 
axis and 
and 
as left and right markers along the 
axis.
and the sample point 
. 
is equal to 
and 
is equal to 
. With the setting Filling->None, 
is equal to 
.
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EXAMPLES
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