In many scientific applications there is a need to build a 2D map of some value, kind of 2D distribution or strictly speaking 2D function. Most of the time the area is discrete, i.e. pixelated. Often it is done in one 2D picture using density plot, where the value of function at point x,y is represented by the brightness of the pixel with coordinates x and y. In superresolution localization microscopy resulting pictures are often rendered as 2D “probability density functions”. I.e. each pixel’s brightness reports a probability to observe some number of molecules at given volume, taken from some measurements (microscopy acquisition). But what should be done if one wants to show on the same picture two 2D functions simultaneously? For example, for localization microscopy, combine probability and also Z-coordinate?