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I am plotting 3d cubes. Most work fine, but I have found some weird artifacts on some, like this one:
Notice we have a missing part on the cube. I checked, and this is not a problem on the data (there are not NaN values, nor 0s). When plotting a single slice of this cube on matplotlib, we get:
Notice the black part near y=40 is the missing part on the k3d plot. It's just a part with lower values (close to -0.4) with the exact same value all along.
What would that interaction with k3d be?
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I'm afraid I cannot :'(
It is sensitive data
and tbh I don't recall specifically what data point that was. Sorry.
I don't know If this will be too difficult to reproduce, because it is not very common, from my experiment with k3d (happened only with one or two data points only)
I am plotting 3d cubes. Most work fine, but I have found some weird artifacts on some, like this one:
Notice we have a missing part on the cube. I checked, and this is not a problem on the data (there are not NaN values, nor 0s). When plotting a single slice of this cube on matplotlib, we get:
Notice the black part near y=40 is the missing part on the k3d plot. It's just a part with lower values (close to -0.4) with the exact same value all along.
What would that interaction with k3d be?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: