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| Dear all,
I'm trying to make a plot of 3D spins/vectors on a 2D disc.
I do this with :
ListPlotVectorField3D[array, ColorFunction ->
Hue, VectorHeads -> True, PlotRange -> All];
where array is an appropriate -for the ListPlotVectorField3D- list.
However, the coloring of the vectors is a bit random.
I saw that people use constructs like :
ColorFunction -> (Hue[1 - #] &)
but I'm not sure of where the # symbol refers to.
When plotting a function, then the # represents the z value.
But when plotting a list, how can I tell ColorFunction and e.g. Hue to
make a color-gradient based on the value of a all the z-components of
my vectors?
My data are groups of lists {
{{x,y,x},{x-component,y-component,z-component}}, ....}
stating the position where the vector will be placed and then the
vector itself.
How can I tell ColorFunction to for each vector base it's Hue value on
the z-component each time?
Sorry, if I didn't explain it clear enough, I'm a beginner on this.
Would be thankful to read a reply on this.
Best
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