[pstricks] strange behavior in pst-3d

[Nitecki, Zbigniew H.]

Michael:

Thanks for the suggestion, but I am a bit stupid about these things, since I seldom use commandline.  So I go to the terminal and after being logged in I type texexec --pdfsplit Booktest.pdf (that's the name of the file) and then...?  Where do the broken up pages appear, and in what form?

Zbigniew Nitecki
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On Jul 22, 2011, at 19:10, Michael Sharpe wrote:


On Jul 22, 2011, at 2:22 PM, Nitecki, Zbigniew H. wrote:

The fairly simple code in the attached tex file generates the (correct) picture attached below.
However, when I copy this piece of code into a (much) larger file, inside a figure environment, the dashed line defined on the line indicated appears horizontal, basically touching the lower
corner of the horizontal square (unfortunately, I don't know how to take that output and attach it here, without attaching the whole 35-page output in which it is embedded).  What could cause this, and how do I test for it?



<Newpst3dtest.tex>
<Newpst3dtest.pdf>



You can burst your large pdf into single pages using

texexec --pdfsplit filename.pdf

and attach the page of interest.

Michael



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