Could someone help me understand how to enter an X,Y,Z equation in Math Function Add on?
Here is a sample equation: Cos(x)+Cos(y)+Cos(z) = 0 range -pi to pi
Thank you very much :)
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Some help on how it looks https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/636320-how-to-plot-cos-x-cos-y-cos-z-0
How to use the add-on in Blender https://youtu.be/JdoFjxu605c
You may also want to try using geometry nodes will allow you to vary parameters in multiple ways. Using Geometry Nodes to create and plot equations / functions
Another way to add the equation using the math nodes add-on. Math Formula addon v1.2.0 https://youtube.com/watch?v=II_0Ep1z-Ks
Also could use Animation Nodes (but takes a bit of learning) How to create explicit (parametric) functions in animation node?
Also if the equation is complex here's a way to import it into blender https://youtu.be/rd7TTVYnz3c
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$\begingroup$ Rick, thank you very much for taking the time and answering my question. Of all options, personally, I prefer math nodes add on. It is worth going through the learning curve and all. Thank you again. $\endgroup$– AydinFeb 16, 2022 at 3:28
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$\begingroup$ Your very welcome the members here have helped me tremendously, so when I can help I try to give back as much as possible. $\endgroup$– Rick TFeb 16, 2022 at 14:14