Level 2 Help for PLOT3D

IBIS 3-D graphics file name.

If an output file is specified then a perspective transformation will be
performed and the result output in an 2-D IBIS graphics file.  The output
is in (X,Y) format.  No plot will be produced an output file is specified.  
The ORIGIN and ZSCALE parameters are used in the transformation, but the 
plotting scaling is not.  Thus the output will be in the same units as 
the input 3-D file.

STRING - Output Plot file name.
Default="plot3d"

 Output plot format
 GNUPLOT or EPS

The elevation angle of the observer in degrees above the horizon.

The azimuthial angle of the observer in degrees east of north where 
north is the y direction.  Default is to look from the south (180 degrees).

The distance of the observer from origin (in same units as graphics file).  
This controls the amount of perspective but not the size of the plot.

The 3-D location of the origin toward which the observer looks.  
In same format as the 3-D graphics file (e.g. XYZ, LSZ).

The maximum size of the plotted data not including the plot annotation.

Divisor scale factor to convert scale of Z values same scale as the 
X and Y values.

If specified then the autoscaling is disabled.  
SCALE is a divisor scale factor to convert graphics file units to 
inches on plot.

Only used for manual scaling.  Offset of view origin (X,Y) from plot 
origin (in inches).

The 3-D graphics-1 file contains triplets of real numbers.  
The DATAFORM parameter specifies the format of the triplet:  
XYZ for (X,Y,Z),  YXZ for (Y,X,Z),  LSZ for (line,sample,Z).

String for centered title at top of plot.

If the AXIS parameter is specified then the 3-D axis will be plotted.
The 3-D axis consists of three lines starting at the view origin, and
drawn along the coordinate axis, with a length given by the AXIS value
in units of graphics file.

Keyword to plot parameter values at bottom of plot.  The value of the
ELEV and AZIMUTH parameters, and the AXIS if specified, are plotted.

Keyword to plot a box around the plotted data.

Number of plotting pen to use.