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My problem is related to labeling different surfaces of any 3D plot as shown below on a plot of Sin[x]Cos[y]. How can I label any surface by different numbers 1 .. 4 enclosed in circles and attached to the surface? I know I must use of Graphics3D but I am not able to place the labels in the suitable points on the surface.

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The real problem which I want to address is how to show two different plots with labels.

Show[
  plot1, 
  Graphics3D[{Directive[Blue, Thickness[0.007], Dashed], Line @ line1}]];

I want to merge the two graphics (a line and a plot) with plot1, which is a plot that has been created by Listplot3D

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  • @m_goldberg, thank you for editing my question, edited one presents better the main aim. – Unbelievable Mar 23 '16 at 15:41
  • Your circled numbers are not "attached to the surface." Please draw precisely what you seek. And where are the boundaries between regions 1 and 4 (for instance)? – David G. Stork Mar 23 '16 at 18:58
  • @David G. Stork, The drawing has problem. Please pay attention to three axes X, Y and Z. The numbers must be attached to ZX and ZY surfaces. Two others are: (X and Y:2\pi) and (X:2\pi and Y). I want to refer them but I decided to call them by numbers. – Unbelievable Mar 24 '16 at 04:56
  • It is clear you are not a native English speaker. Your question is quite unclear. Please work directly with a native English speaker to write a clear statement of your problem. Otherwise, we cannot help you. What is line1? plot1? – David G. Stork Mar 24 '16 at 05:45

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