Colour Upper Stereographic Projection Using IPF colouration #2273
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Hi, mtexdata titanium;
grains = ebsd.calcGrains;
h=Miller(0,0,1,ebsd('t').CS);
gs = 0.03* grains('t').area;
ck=ipfHSVKey(ebsd('t').CS);
ck.inversePoleFigureDirection=vector3d(1,0,0);
rgb=ck.orientation2color(grains('t').meanOrientation);
plotIPDF(grains('t').meanOrientation, rgb, ck.inversePoleFigureDirection, 'MarkerSize', gs);
nextAxis
plotPDF(grains('t').meanOrientation, rgb, h, 'MarkerSize', gs); Cheers, Rüdiger |
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Hi, I have a project where it would be really valuable to display an upper stereo-graphic projection where data is coloured based on the standard IPF colour key and data-points are sized according to grain size. I see in the MTEX documentation the code to achieve this for an inverse pole figure is:
However after some fiddling, I have only been able to plot grain orientations scaled to grain area and I am unable to apply the colour key:
My current code is as follows:
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