Alright - took a look at the docs and have a bit of feedback:
1. First off - great job! This kind of thing should be part of graphing libs to begin with (real perspective projection) - most only have orthographic.
2. But! You should add the ability to switch to orthographic, as it can be useful for certain plots.
6. A way to pick/point at a datapoint and see the data values that generated it (perhaps with a way to apply formatting to the information popup?)
Ok - I know it is "early days" and what I've posted is probably things you have already thought about and are working on. As a first showing, I really like it. I can see it being useful for a variety of tasks - and again, I am glad you do the perspective projection instead of only ortho - because sometimes, you just want to see the data in a more "real world" fashion...
1. First off - great job! This kind of thing should be part of graphing libs to begin with (real perspective projection) - most only have orthographic.
2. But! You should add the ability to switch to orthographic, as it can be useful for certain plots.
3. Other plotting types would be useful - I'm not an expert here - basically everything matplotlib offers: http://matplotlib.org/mpl_toolkits/mplot3d/tutorial.html
4. Gridlines, labels, legend, titles, etc.
5. Perhaps an x/y/z gnomen?
6. A way to pick/point at a datapoint and see the data values that generated it (perhaps with a way to apply formatting to the information popup?)
Ok - I know it is "early days" and what I've posted is probably things you have already thought about and are working on. As a first showing, I really like it. I can see it being useful for a variety of tasks - and again, I am glad you do the perspective projection instead of only ortho - because sometimes, you just want to see the data in a more "real world" fashion...