From a search on search.cpan.org... GD::Graph3D

I recommend searching cpan for modules before asking on PM. Asking a question like this one falls under the general catagory which is generally impolitely stated as "RTFM" (Read the f***ing manual). I try not to rail on new users though =)

Check out How do I post a question effectively? for some general posting tips.

I don't know a thing about 3dGraphing on Perl, though, so I don't know if this module is any good or if it's exactly what you're looking for. Try it and find out if it's what you're looking for, and if not, come back with a more informed question.

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LassiLantar

In reply to Re: 3d scientific graphing by LassiLantar
in thread 3d scientific graphing by bret.foreman

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