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Published inJan 2015
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Joe Kuan
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Joe Kuan

Joe Kuan was born in Hong Kong and continued his education in the UK from secondary school to university. He studied computer science at the University of Southampton for his BSc and PhD. After finishing his education, he worked with different technologies and industries in the UK. Currently, he is working for iTrinegy—a company specializing in network emulation, profiling, and performance monitoring. He enjoys working on a variety of projects and applying different programming languages. Part of his role is to develop frontend data and present complex network data in stylish and interactive charts. He has adopted Highcharts in his company products since the early version 2. Since then, he has been contributing blogs (joekuan.wordpress.com) and software (joekuan.org) on Highcharts, Highstocks, and Highmaps. In December 2012, he published his first book, Learning Highcharts, Packt Publishing, which is a comprehensive book on Highcharts covering tutorials, examples, tricks, and tips.
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Plotting the column, pie, donut, and scatter series in 3D charts


In this section, we will plot a gallery of column, pie, donut, and scatter series which are currently supported for 3D presentation. We will also examine the 3D options specific to each series. Some of the examples used here are taken from previous chapters.

3D columns in stacked and multiple series

Let's start with a multi-series stacked column chart embedded with the options3d setting:

                options3d: {
                    alpha: 10,
                    beta: 30,
                    enabled: true
                }

Here is what a multi-series grouped and stacked 3D columns chart looks like:

Column depth and Z-padding

Notice from the preceding chart, the sides of the UK/Germany stacked columns are covered by the S. Korea/Japan columns. Suppose that we want to show part of the sides of the UK/Germany columns. In order to do that, we can reduce the thickness of the S. Korea/Japan columns with the plotOptions.column.depth...

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Joe Kuan

Joe Kuan was born in Hong Kong and continued his education in the UK from secondary school to university. He studied computer science at the University of Southampton for his BSc and PhD. After finishing his education, he worked with different technologies and industries in the UK. Currently, he is working for iTrinegy—a company specializing in network emulation, profiling, and performance monitoring. He enjoys working on a variety of projects and applying different programming languages. Part of his role is to develop frontend data and present complex network data in stylish and interactive charts. He has adopted Highcharts in his company products since the early version 2. Since then, he has been contributing blogs (joekuan.wordpress.com) and software (joekuan.org) on Highcharts, Highstocks, and Highmaps. In December 2012, he published his first book, Learning Highcharts, Packt Publishing, which is a comprehensive book on Highcharts covering tutorials, examples, tricks, and tips.
Read more about Joe Kuan