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| This looks like the system switched from printer's points to Truchet points which is kind of absurd. What can the reason be? Of course display magnification is set to 100%. My OS is Windows10 and the Mathematica version is 12. Any idea? Thank you in... |
| Dear Henrik, do you understand you understand the role of this additional Dynamic? The Documentation says a bit about Dynamic within Manipulate and explains that parts of the first argument of Manipulate that are not included by the additional... |
| Dear Dmitry, yes, core power consumption and temperature strongly vary during a computation, at least on my system (Windows 10, Mathematica vs. 12) as my core temperature monitor program (freely downloaded from www.alcpu.com/CoreTemp/) tells me. I... |
| As the examples in the documentation show, a list of Graphics3D primitives is OK. However, this list seems to require 'literal' primitives or directives such as 'Red' or 'Green'. Expressions that evaluate to primitives or directives such as `If[x >... |
| Just found a stable working version by re-introducing `Dynamic`. See attachment. You set afloat the ship of my thoughts with your remarks. Thank you for that, David. |
| Actually you don't need 'function notation' with '[]' and can work simply with expressions as is done in the appended file. |
| Thanks a lot Gianluca. The option NumberPadding -> {" ", "0"} is what I missed. Appended is the minimal version which is OK for me. |
| Thank you, Gentlemen for the fast and insightful response. Particularly that of Illian made me better prepared for similar situations. |
| Neil, Thank you very much for your perfect answer. And, also the Mathematica Book speaks of sequences and not of lists, in accordance with your answer. Regards, Ulrich |
| Armed with J.M.'s insights I started a walk through the Wolfram documentation system and found that all you need to know about the problem at hand is really there. Nevertheless, your remarks are very true. Why the solution to such a standard problem... |