BUILT-IN MATHEMATICA SYMBOL
MeshShading
MeshShading
is an option for plotting functions that gives lists of colors to use for regions between mesh divisions.
- MeshShading->{c1, c2, ...} specifies that directives
should be used cyclically for each of the n+1 regions defined by n mesh divisions.
- MeshShading->{{c11, c12, ...}, {c21, ...}, ...} specifies that the
should be used cyclically for the 
patch defined by two mesh functions.
- If k mesh functions are specified, the setting for MeshShading should be an array of depth k.
- The setting for MeshShading can be a SparseArray object.
- The default setting MeshShading->None specifies that no additional directives associated with mesh regions should be added.
- The elements of the MeshShading array should be color directives such as RGBColor, Hue, or named colors such as Red and Blue. They can also include Opacity.
- In cases where regions defined by MeshShading are surfaces, directives such as EdgeForm, FaceForm, and Specularity can be used.
- When the regions defined by MeshShading are lines, directives such as Thickness and Dashing can also be used.
- Directives can be combined using Directive[g1, g2, ...].
Style the areas between mesh lines:
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Alternate colors along a curve:
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Use MeshShading with ColorFunction:
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Use MeshShading to remove portions of a surface:
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