Hi,

I am plotting 3D points on a chart, and I want to colour them based on age (so colour becomes a kind of 4th dimension).

I then want to use a LegendPalette (or similar) to give the viewer an idea what each colour represents.

Can you suggest how best to go about doing this?

Thanks,

Courteous

OK, I've uploaded an example to show the issue. Note that all I've done is draw lines across the back of the chart with the GUI editor, and I see the problem there. I'm guessing the problem I see when I draw the lines manually and use ClipCube are a reflection of the same thing. Run the project, zoo...

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