There are four kinds of output: svg, threejs, matrix and text. An experimental x3d output is also available. The config dictionary in the update function should have its type set equal to one of these string values.

Multiple outputs are available by including a configuration dictionary containing a multipleOutputs entry as the third argument of the MathCell() command. The value for this key is then an array of arbitrary numerical values indicating the layout of the outputs. The data for the evaluate() function should then be an array of the usual data arrays. The configuration supplied to this function can either be a single dictionary for identical formatting of all outputs or an array of individual dictionaries.


An svg output displays a two-dimensional plot of the data. The input data should be an array of arrays of data points, i.e. a three-dimensional array. The output has the options and default values

xMincalculated
xMaxcalculated
yMincalculated
yMaxcalculated
axestrue
ticksauto
axesLabelsnone
includeOriginfalse
includeVerticalsfalse
equalAspectfalse
equalLimitsfalse

ticks can be set to an array with two numbers determining distances between ticks, a value of 'auto' for either axis in this array or simply the string 'auto', as well as 'none' or false to disable ticks.


A threejs output displays a three-dimensional plot of the input data with the options and default values

xMincalculated
xMaxcalculated
yMincalculated
yMaxcalculated
zMincalculated
zMaxcalculated
aspectRatio[1,1,1]
axesfalse
axesLabels['x','y','z']
clippingPlanenone
decimals2
frametrue
viewpointauto
ambientLightrgb(127,127,127)
clearColor'white'
animatefalse

viewpoint is a vector with respect to the center of the visible scene, not absolute world coordinates. It is automatically preserved between renderings upon manipulation of inputs. clippingPlane is an array consisting of a three-dimensional normal vector and a distance from the origin.

animate can be used in conjuction with an option rotationAxisAngle on surfaces, where the latter option is an array with a three-dimensional normal vector and an angle. More animations will be coming.


A matrix output displays the contents of a two-dimensional array in matrix form. You may need to adjust the width and height of the MathCell to show the entire array properly.


A text output displays the result of a calculation in raw form. The data for this output can be a number, a string or an array as desired. The output has one option and default

centerfalse

An x3d output displays a three-dimensional plot of the input data with the options and default values

xMincalculated
xMaxcalculated
yMincalculated
yMaxcalculated
zMincalculated
zMaxcalculated
frametrue

This output uses x3dom code, which is not under active development, so threejs is a superior choice at this time. This option looks forward to future three-dimensional rendering standards.