3D Coordinate Systems, Box Ratio
Coordinate system with axes as a frame
Another version of the coordinate system is such where axes form a frame in front of the graph. In MuPAD this coordinate system is known as frame axes (Axes=Frame). The frame axes system is essentially the same as the boxed one but the box contains only three edges. In JavaView this system is known as bounding box axes.
The utility xvc2jvx converts MuPAD frame exes into JavaView cornered axes. That makes completely different image. However, users can easily change it into boxed axes system and remove the bounding box. This will make a perfect match between MuPAD and JavaView (see bottom right).
MuPAD
Image obtained in MuPAD.
JavaView
The same model in JavaView.
Note: the frame axes are converted into cornered axes that produces completely different result.
JavaView
MuPAD graphics converted to JavaView and modified. Modifications include: adding antialias to the scene (Display), turning off scene clipping (Camera), turning off auto bounds and auto ticks (Axes), adjusting ranges and units of selected axes, changing frame axes to bounding box axes.
The JVD file was modified and saved from JavaView.