Can gnuplot create filled regions on one side of a parametric curve?

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The discussion covers several technical inquiries related to gnuplot functionalities. Users seek guidance on filling regions on one side of a parametric curve, executing multiple parametric plots using a loop, and displaying calligraphic fonts. There are also questions about creating larger points that resemble filled circles, fitting parametric curves, and adjusting a parametric function to pass through a specific point. Additionally, users inquire about changing font sizes within a single title line and drawing transparent curves. Some responses provide partial solutions, such as using the set pointstyle and set pointsize commands for point sizes and adjusting title font with specific commands, but there is a notable lack of answers for more complex requests, particularly regarding dynamic font sizes and transparency in curves.
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Hi everybody,

1) It is possible to fill region somehow on one side of a parametric curve with gnuplot?

2) It is possible to do multiple parametric plots with the command "plot for [i=1:10] ..."?

3) How can display calligraphic fonts with gnuplot?

4) How can I use points which are larger than dots, but look like filled circles?
 
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5) It is possible to fit parametric curves?

6) It is possible to fit a given parametric function to go through one fixed point?
 
7) It is possible to chage font size in a title line?
 
#4 Use the set pointstyle and set pointsize commands
#7 For size and font of title: gnuplot> set title "Damping Function" font "Times-Roman,40"
 
7) But I want to change the size in one line! For example size 8 for the first part and size 16 for the second part! How?
 
Nobody can answer?

Another question:

8) It is possible to draw transparent curves with gnuplot?
 
I am so sad. No answer? Are you using gnuplot?
 
One-link answer:
http://gnuplot-tricks.blogspot.com/"
 
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Yes, I know, but no answer on this page.
 

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