Advanced Programming Guide

218 • Chapter 6: Programming with Maple Graphics> plot3d( mandelbrotSet, -3/2..3/2, -3/2..3/2, grid=[50,50] );Altering a GraphCreating a Maple graphic at the command level displays it on the plottingdevice (that is, your terminal). In many cases, you can then interactivelyalter the graph using the tools available with these plotting devices. Examplesof such alterations include changing the drawing style, the axesstyle, and the orientation. You can include this information by using optionalarguments to plot3d.> plot3d( sin(x)*sin(y), x=-2*Pi..2*Pi, y=-2*Pi..2*Pi,> style=patchnogrid, axes=frame );10.50–0.5–1–6 –4 –2y 0 2 4 66420–6–4–2x> plot3d( mandelbrotSet, -1.5..1.5, -1.5..1.5, grid=[50,50],> style=wireframe, orientation=[143,31] );