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@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ This section described keys which are used to configure the appearance of three
The |view| is computed as follows. The view is defined by two rotations: the first rotation uses the \meta{azimuth} angle to rotate around the $z$ axis. Afterwards, the view is rotated \meta{elevation} degrees around the \emph{rotated} $x$ axis (more precisely, it is rotated $-$\meta{elevation} degrees). The resulting transformed $x$--$z$--plane is the viewport, i.e.\ the view direction is always the transformed positive $y$ axis.
- The |view| argument is compatible with the argument of the Matlab (tm) view command, i.e.\ you can use
+ The |view| argument is compatible with the argument of the Matlab (\textregistered) view command, i.e.\ you can use
|[h,v] = view|
@@ -178,6 +178,8 @@ This section described keys which are used to configure the appearance of three
\begin{pgfplotskey}{plot box ratio=\marg{\meta{x stretch} \meta{y stretch} \meta{z stretch}} (initially 1 1 1)}
Allows to customize the aspect ratio between the three different axes in a three dimensional plot.
+ Note that this key is different from the related |unit vector ratio|: the plot box is only useful for three dimensional axes, and it will usually distort the unit vector ratios. If you want equal unit ratios, consider using |unit vector ratio|.
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The |plot box ratio| is applied before any rotations and stretch--to--fill routines have been invoked. Thus, the initial setting\footnote{Note that you can also use the syntax \texttt{\{1\}\{1\}\{1\}} instead of space-separation.} |1 1 1| makes all axes equally long before the stretch--to--fill routine is applied.
\pgfplotsexpensiveexample