How to set equal scale's length in gnuplot

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nina picture nina · Mar 8, 2011 · Viewed 63.1k times · Source

Hi Is it possible in gnuplot to set scales so that length of scaleX and scaleY would be the same?? I tried different tricks (set size, set ratio etc) but even if the range of scaleX and scaleY is the same - the length of that scales are different. It looks like length of range from 0 to 1(on scalex) is greater then length of range from 0 to 1 (on scaleY).

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Tsathoggua picture Tsathoggua · Dec 18, 2014

Actually, set size ratio -1 set the same ratio in all direction independently of the window while set size square plot in a square box, no matter what range you use.

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