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How to change dimensions or coordinates of standard view of graphics??
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In standard view
x-axis -9 to +9
y-axis -6 to +6
I want to change these dimension. because in command ZoomIn[] it make standard view by zooming, but when i use ZoomIn[-2,-2,20,10] it make view in one flash not by zooming.
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I'm offering you a deal.
Look at the attachment.
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The attachment works only with GGB 5.0
you can download the portable version GGB 5.0.570 here
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Please do not publish a solution. The point is that Math123 (finally, since more than 1 week) asks his question in a way that he does not get wrong answers (see also here {but has more with the same question in background})
The Standard View cannot be changed.
The standard view is defined by:
and is independent of the size of the graphics window.
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use for an individual standard view the script in the attachment:
call this script with
RunClickScript( buttonStandardView2 )
The changing is "view in one flash" (not soft zooming)
I see no possibility to do this inside a script with the implizite soft zooming of GGB, because the synchronisation with the script is broken. ({ZoomIn(), ZoomIn(<scale factor>)} this not works inside a script in GGB 5)
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I'm offering you a deal.
Look at the attachment.
Of course, it's up to you to make the deal or not.
And please: ask nothing to this deal, give a answer or not.
The attachment works only with GGB 5.0
you can download the portable version GGB 5.0.570 here
---------------------
To all cracks in the forum
Please do not publish a solution. The point is that Math123 (finally, since more than 1 week) asks his question in a way that he does not get wrong answers (see also here {but has more with the same question in background})
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