x3p_image: Plot x3p object as an image

In x3ptools: Tools for Working with 3D Surface Measurements

Description

Plot x3p object as an image

Usage

x3p_image(
  x3p,
  file = NULL,
  col = "#cd7f32",
  crosscut = NA,
  ccParam = list(color = "#e6bf98", radius = 5),
  size = c(750, 250),
  zoom = 0.35,
  multiply = 5,
  update = FALSE,
  ...
)

image_x3p(
  x3p,
  file = NULL,
  col = "#cd7f32",
  crosscut = NA,
  ccParam = list(color = "#e6bf98", radius = 5),
  size = c(750, 250),
  zoom = 0.35,
  multiply = 5,
  ...
)

Arguments

x3p	x3p object
file	file name for saving, if file is NULL the opengl device stays open. The file extension determines the type of output. Possible extensions are png, stl (suitable for 3d printing), or svg.
col	color specification
crosscut	crosscut index
ccParam	list with named components, consisting of parameters for showing crosscuts: color and radius for crosscut region
size	vector of width and height
zoom	numeric value indicating the amount of zoom
multiply	exaggerate the relief by factor multiply
update	Boolean value indicating whether a scene should be updated (defaults to FALSE). If FALSE, a new rgl device is opened.
...	not used

Examples

## Not run: 
logo <- x3p_read(system.file("csafe-logo.x3p", package="x3ptools"))
x3p_image(logoplus, size = c(741, 419), zoom=0.5)
# add crosscut:
logoplus <- x3p_add_hline(logo, yintercept = 50*.645e-6, color = "#e6bf98", size = 5)
x3p_image(logoplus, size = c(741, 419), zoom=0.5)

## End(Not run)

x3ptools documentation built on Nov. 27, 2021, 1:06 a.m.