Re: Octave plotter for 3D shading plots ?

> think the official plotter of octave is gnuplot. But in despites the
> qualitys of gnuplot, it is not why I'm expecting, specially in 3D plots
> and shading surfaces. I can't afford to obtain the same display-like
> results of "mesh" that I had with matlab.

Coloured filled surfaces work fine with the 
"with pm3d" mode. See screenshots (demo) on gnuplot web page.

Further, surf(z) from octave-forge should work.

> (you can't "rotate" with the mouse the mesh you made)

You can, it works for many years already. Please upgrade to gnuplot 4.0

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