Share elevation and azimut with other axes #17442
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Just like sharex, sharez et al. enable syncing the view among axes, it should be possible to sync azimut and elevation as well. My primary application of this is displaying an interactive stereoscopic (cross-eye) view of 3D plots: 2 Axes3D with the same data are put side-by-side with a difference in azimuth of ~3 degree.
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Sorry it seems nobody touched this in a while. I'm not too sure that tying elevation and azimuth to whether the z axis is shared is the right way to go. A shared view angle should probably be separately tracked. You will also need to fix the flake8 errors. |
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Replaced by #25821. Thank you for your initial work on this @tophensen. |
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Just like sharex, sharez et al. enable syncing the view among axes, it should be possible to sync azimuth and elevation of Axes3D as well.
My primary application of this is displaying an interactive stereoscopic (cross-eye) view of 3D plots: 2 Axes3D with the same data are put side-by-side with a difference in azimuth of ~3 degree.