Mathematical Function Plotter for Amiga, programmed in the 90s
3dPlot renders two-dimensional functions f(x,y) using the real part of the function's result value as z coordinate.
The view can be rotated and positions of light sources can be configured to your needs. Anaglyph red/green stereoscopic mode is also supported.
The binary also features localization. Currently available languages are English and German.
For execution of the included original binary, a 68060 CPU is required, but 3dPlot can be recompiled (using SAS/C 6.58) for 68020/40. An FPU ist required. The project depends on my UserLib.
3dPlot's custom function parser supports the following mathematical functions, all featuring full support of complex numbers:
sin, cos, tan, cot, asin, acos, atan, sinh, cosh, tanh, ln, exp, log, abs, sqrt, sgn, sin², cos², tan²
See the list of all supported operators in Help.txt or Hilfe.txt.
In addition, an iterate(<result>, <expression1>, <expression2>, ...) function is supported for rendering of functions requiring iterative calculations, like the Mandelbrot set.