Setting the styles for three-dimensional plots
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Note that this section is nearly identical to the two-dimensional plots, with only the differences noted below.
When drawing several plots at once, gnuplot draws each plot using different colors. The default style for data plots uses dots, while the default style for function plots uses lines. Different plot styles can be defined in the plot command. The format for a style definition is as follows:
with styletype {linetype} {pointtype}Where styletype (for three dimensional plots) is one of the following: lines, points, linespoints, impulses, dots, steps. (You can abbreviate these terms to the shortest unique form, such as linesp for linespoints.) This image shows you some of the styles listed above for two-dimensional case:
(The last four styles in the image are not available for three dimensional plots.)
This image shows you different line colors and point styles:
