Closed DavidMainprice closed 8 years ago
Here is the solution to my own question !
reference_o = orientation('Euler',17*degree,88*degree,356*degree,ebsd('Antigorite').CS)
%% Plot pole figures of single grain with maximum GOS color coded with angle from reference orientation
plotPDF(Orientations_in_grain,PF_List,'property',angle(single_grain_EBSD('Antigorite').orientations,reference_o)./degree,...
'antipodal','MarkerSize',15)
mtexColorbar
You can replace with all orientations in the map with ebsd('Antigorite').orientations
all the best David
For some reason the GitHub removes some of the '*' for degrees as in
reference_o = orientation('Euler',17*degree,88*degree,356*degree,ebsd('Antigorite').CS)
all the best David
It has done it again ! The star multiplication for degrees
all the best David
Hi David,
the more correct syntax is
reference_o = orientation('Euler',17*degree,88*degree,356*degree,ebsd('Antigorite').CS)
%% Plot pole figures of single grain with maximum GOS color coded with angle from reference orientation
plotPDF(Orientations_in_grain,angle(single_grain_EBSD('Antigorite').orientations,reference_o)./degree,...
PF_List,'antipodal','MarkerSize',15)
mtexColorbar
as it follows the general schema
plot(location, value)
Ralf.
This is EBSD map that does not use "oM "for its colorbar or it does, but it not obvious to find it.
Hence the colorbar is defined by a series of angles given by
It would be useful to use the same orientation colobar/colormap in a plot of pole figures of individual orientations.
Does anyone have any suggestions ?
all the best David