Heatmap or contour bug in Makie.

[crazyfireji]

When I plot a contour or heatmap, the input axies must 1D，but if my geometry is not irregular, the axis must be 2D, but Makie can't plot this irregular geometry contour; like x, y=meshgrid(sin[1:10],1:10) in Pyplot or matlab.
such as:

x = zeros(10, 10); y = zeros(10,10); z = rand(10,10)
for i in 1:10, j in 1:10
     x[i, j] = i
    y[i, j] = sin(0.1*i)*j
end

heatmap(x,y,z) or contour(x,y,z), it cant work, but can work in PyPlot.contour(x,y,z).
it may plot using tricontour(vec(x), vec(y), vec(z)), but if the data is big, it works so slow and will appear some error

[crazyfireji]

In Makie, the contour will use the first col of x and the first row of y to plot the fig, so the fig is regular shape,but it can work well in pyplot,like

[jkrumbiegel]

It would help if you posted a complete example with test data that we can run to understand your issue. I can only guess how you produced those images.

[SimonDanisch]

Try:

surface(x, y, fill(0, (10, 10)), color=z)

[crazyfireji]

using GLMakie x = zeros(1000, 1000); y = zeros(1000,1000); z = rand(1000,1000) for i in 1:1000, j in 1:1000 x[i, j] = i y[i, j] = sin(0.001*i)*j end heatmap(x,y,z)
it can't works, but it can works in pyplot
import PyPlot as plt plt.contour(x,y,z)
result like this

[SimonDanisch]

Try surface(x, y, fill(0, (10, 10)), color=z) instead of heatmap

[SimonDanisch]

heatmap/contour not working for surface inputs is discussed here: #748

[crazyfireji]

Try surface(x, y, fill(0, (10, 10)), color=z) instead of heatmap

Thank you very much,it can work, but the color is so dark

[SimonDanisch]

Ah, it should be surface(x, y, fill(0, (10, 10)), color=z, shading=false)

[crazyfireji]

Ah, it should be surface(x, y, fill(0, (10, 10)), color=z, shading=false)

Thank you very much