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I use the following commands to export a graph to a file:

plotsetup(gif, plotoutput=cat(filefolder,examplenr,".gif")):
print(display([pol],color=grey,scaling=constrained,axes=none,view=[0..100,0..100])):

filefolder is defined as a complete path: filefolder:="D:/TopUp/models/vergelijking/":
And pol is a pol:=plottools[polygon](polygonlist,color=grey): 

This works fine when I use it directly in a Maple worksheet.

However, if I save...

I am trying to save an array plot to an eps file. My code is the following:

restart: with(plots): currentdir("G:/"): plotsetup(default):
alpha := [.2, .25, .3, .35, .4]:
beta := -0.1e-1:mygamma := -1:delta := 0.1e-1:start := 0:finish := 20:

for i to 5 do
 eqn1 := diff(x(t), t)-x(t)*(alpha[i]-beta*y(t));
 eqn2 := diff(y(t), t)-y(t)*(mygamma-delta*x(t));
 
 solt[i] := dsolve([eqn1 = 0, eqn2 = 0, x(start) = 80, y(start) = 40...

When using "plotsetup(png,...)" the third rotational angle is ignored.  Attached are a worksheet and the corresponding three plots that demonstrate this bug.

I have been generating graphics in Maple 16 using the plotsetup(ps,...) command under Windows 7 and Linux.  Maple tech support has a fix for Linux and has confirmed that there is a bug in the Windows version.  These are a Windows eps (converted to png for uploading) and png of the same figure.  The eps conversion should not do this.

I would like to save a simple plot to jpeg file on my hard disk. I've got a Maplet, and a Button which looks like that

Button['SIM']
 (
     "Save image",
     onclick=Evaluate('function'='saveImage()')
)

and a procedure:

saveImage := proc()

   plotsetup('jpeg', 'plotoutput'="plot.jpeg", 'plotoptions'="portrait,noborder");
   plot3d(sin(x)+cos(y), x=0..2*Pi, y=0..2*Pi, 'axes'='boxed');

As far as I know, exporting an Array or Matrix of plot is not directly possible in Maple 15. Is that right? Is there a workaround?

Refer to this comment:

http://www.mapleprimes.com/questions/36802-Arrayplot#comment63786

However, I read a suggestion by dskoog that seemed to work:

http://www.mapleprimes.com/questions/121011...

I'm having the problem reported here back in 2008 and more recently in 2010:

http://www.mapleprimes.com/questions/39313-Postscript-Plot-Sizing

http://www.mapleprimes.com/questions/96487-Graphics-Output#comment96501

I'm not sure when the axiswidth, axisheight options of plotsetup got broken for me. I'm not certain, but it looks like I was able to control the width and height of my plots not so long ago (version 14 or 13) or am I mistaken and this bug,...

Hello together,

thanks for helping me with my earlier problem. I now managed to put toether a plot which suits my purposes, but i can't manage to Export it using the e.g. plotsetup(gif, plotoutput = "C:\\Test.gif") command.

I don't get an output but a warning: Warning, ignoring axis information in _AXIS[n] structures

If i switch back to plotsetup(default) everything is displayed in the editor window.

Anybody any ideas? If...

I'm running simulations in which I produce many plots at once, the purpose being to compare differences as parameters are changed. I'd also like to use some of these plots for publication. I've had problems getting good-looking 3d plots. Here's a strange thing I noticed.

Export the graph by mouse-clicking, export to bitmap:

EDIT : IMAGE POSTED IN MY COMMENT BELOW

Export the garph by executing a plotsetup('bmp') command.

I'm looking for information on the x3d format, with a view to converting x3d to 3d-pdf.

1. x3d formats are available from standard gui by right-clicking to "export".  How can you use plotsetup to access the "Extensible 3D" format with a line of code?
2. what x3d viewer do you recommend?
3. do you have any tips on converting x3d to pdf?

Let me elaborate to provide context to my questions. In a previous post (

Here is a simple version of the code:

restart;
plots[textplot]([4,2,q[n]]);
plotsetup(gif,plotoutput=`p.gif`);
plots[textplot]([4,2,q[n]]);
plotsetup(default);