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Scatterplot3D OpenGL View Settings Preferences and Adaptive Marker Size Settings

Status: New Submitted by on ‎02-18-2019 09:56 AM
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Can you add in preference settings for the OpenGL View Settings (accessible currently via right click in Scatterplot3D).  I find that the settings for Marker Size are way to small for me to effectively visualize data, especially small data sets and DOE factors, so I would like to be able to set the view settings to have a marker size that is larger.  

 

Also, it might be nice to the marker size setting for the graph be adaptive to the size of the data set and the distance between points.  Seems like there is some optimal visualization setting, where the size of the point should be related to the distance between the points.  The more/less dense the data is over the range of the data, the smaller/larger the data point marker size should be.