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Text in 3D graphics with the Boxed->False option

Posted 2 days ago

For reasons of my own I need to display 3D images containing text without the bounding box. However, if I use Show to display 3D graphics content including several text items, those won't be rendered at all (black text on whit background) or the text is first turned white (originally black string on top of a translucent blue piece of 3D graphics becomes white).

Is this a bug or a feature? How can I overcome this?

A sample snippet below

testitekstit = Graphics3D[{Text["x", {3.2, 0.2, 0.2}], Text["y", {0.2, 3.2, 0.2}],
Text["z", {0.2, 0.2, 3.2}]}];
Show[testitekstit, Boxed->False]

when the last command shows all white.

Best regards,
Jyrki

POSTED BY: Jyrki Lahtonen

Another user at Mathematica.Stackexchange.com reported that this issue does not appear in Mathematica versions 12 and 14. This fits in the sense that mine is version 13.2.

Another piece of good news is that using the option BoxStyle->White instead of Boxed->False also seems to help. I need to do more testing to determine whether all my problems can be solved this way.

POSTED BY: Jyrki Lahtonen
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