Can I use list_plot3d without interpolation, or is there some equivalent? I just want to plot the output of a numerical integration (specifically, the Lorenz attractor) and the interpolation is not helpful.
Thanks. line3d works for this example, but what if I really need to plot individual points? Is there any way to do that other than using point and a loop?
For example: sum([point3d((i,i^2,i^3), size=10) for i in range(10)])
That's point and a nice loop, but it'll do. :-) Still, this seems like a function somebody should add to Sage.
In second link you can do: points(sol,color='red') or line3d(sol)+points(sol,color='red')
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Are you wanting to plot a surface or a line? The examples in achrzesz's answer below are 3d line plotting, but your question asks about list_plot3d, which plots surfaces.