gplot3d.loop {sna} | R Documentation

## Add Loops to a Three-Dimensional Plot

### Description

`gplot3d.loop` draws a "loop" at a specified location; this is used to designate self-ties in `gplot3d`.

### Usage

    gplot3d.loop(a, radius, color = "white", alpha = 1)

### Arguments

`a` | a vector or three-column matrix containing origin X,Y,Z coordinates.
`radius` | the loop radius, in current plotting units. May be a vector, if multiple loops are to be drawn.
`color` | the loop color. May be a vector, if multiple loops are being drawn.
`alpha` | alpha (transparency) value(s) for loops. (May be a vector.)

### Details

`gplot3d.loop` is the companion to `gplot3d.arrow`. The "loops" produced by this routine currently look less like loops than like "hats" – they are noticable as spike-like structures which protrude from vertices. Eventually, something more attractice will be produced by this routine.

### Value

None.

### Author(s)

Carter T. Butts buttsc@uci.edu

### See Also

`gplot3d.arrow`, `gplot3d`, `rgl`

[Package sna version 1.1 Index]