Topher925 said:You could always just throw a timer in the title of the plot.
To add time to a 3D plot movie, you can use a time series dataset as the input for your plot. By specifying the time variable as the third axis, you can create a 3D plot that represents changes over time.
Yes, you can control the speed of the time in your 3D plot movie by adjusting the frame rate or the duration of each time step in your plot. This will determine how quickly the plot moves through the time series data.
Yes, you can add annotations or labels to the time axis in your 3D plot movie to provide more context to your visualization. This can be done by using the appropriate formatting options for the time axis in your chosen plotting software.
Absolutely. You can add a color gradient to your 3D plot movie to represent changes over time. This can be done by mapping a color scale to your time variable, with different colors representing different time points.
Most plotting software will have an option to export your 3D plot movie with time to a video file. You can usually select the desired file format and specify the frame rate or duration of each time step before exporting. This will create a video file that can be easily shared and viewed by others.