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plot.setGraph({
domain: [-8, 8, -8, 8, -8, 8],
labels: ["x", "y", "z"],
resolution: [120, 120],
plots: [{ name: equation, equation }],
});
plot.frameScene();Calls
2 in the code above, in the order it makes them
plot.setGraph(graph: Graph): voidDraw a document of mathematical plots: expressions, curves, imported tables, and the labelled axis frame around them.
Replaces whatever graph was set before, and leaves uploaded geometry alone, so a generated surface can sit beside a point cloud under the same camera.
This is the expensive call: every plot in the document is regenerated and re-uploaded. Drawing one afterwards is not. A page with a slider over an expression's parameter should expect the cost of a keystroke, not the cost of a frame, which is why the examples keep their documents small.
plot.frameScene(): voidPoint the camera at the middle of everything uploaded, far enough back to see it.
Call after uploading. A scene measured in grid cells or in millimetres is nowhere near where a camera starts, and without this the first thing a caller sees is an empty canvas.