Julia v1 - How to change the vertical axis position 3D plot?

Question

I'm doing a 3D plot in Julia and I get the following chart:

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with this code

Plots.pyplot()
fig1 = Plots.surface(x, y, z, ylabel=L"\kappa",xlabel=L"\phi", 
zlabel=L"Y^i_2",background_color = :white, zrotation=90, xrotation = 0, 
yrotation = 0,camera = (60, 50))

I would like to have both the xaxis and yaxis starting from zero at the same corner. Therefore, I would need to move the vertical (z) axis. Essentially, I would like to be able to generate these figures

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In Python, it can be done (as explained here Changing position of vertical (z) axis of 3D plot (Matplotlib)?) but I can't figure out how to do it in Julia.

Thank you very much!

Answer 1

The z axis moves around when you rotate the plot, but you can get your y axis to intersect z at 0 by setting ylim = (0,1). As for flipping the order of values on the y axis you can use yflip = true.