Rotate 3D lines in subplots. How do I use camorbit in subplots ?
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Rodrigo Perea
on 10 Feb 2016
Commented: Mike Garrity
on 11 Feb 2016
So if I plot a (single) random 3d plot, I can rotate it using the following syntax: %% line3d=randn(20,3); %%Create a line coordinate figure, plot3(line3d(:,1),line3d(:,2),line3d(:,3)); %Plots the line coordinate while true; camorbit(1,-.1,'y'); drawnow; end %Rotates the line as I wanted %%
However, it gets tricky when I get subplots as it only rotates the last (or selected) subplot or if I use a while loop, it doesn't do it simultaneously: %% for ii=1:4 %Initializing the line3d in subplots subplot(2,2,ii); line3d=randn(20,3); figure, plot3(line3d(:,1),line3d(:,2),line3d(:,3)); %Plots the line coordinate end ---> ??? How do I rotate all the subplots now?
%% Any advice on how to re
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Mike Garrity
on 10 Feb 2016
Edited: Mike Garrity
on 10 Feb 2016
Subplot returns a handle to an axes. Camorbit accepts a handle to an axes. So you can connect them together like so:
ax = gobjects(1,4);
for j=1:4
ax(j) = subplot(2,2,j);
surf(peaks)
end
while true
for j=1:numel(ax)
camorbit(ax(j),1,-0.1,'y')
end
drawnow
end
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Rodrigo Perea
on 11 Feb 2016
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Mike Garrity
on 11 Feb 2016
You might want to look into the "limitrate" option on drawnow. I talked about when it's appropriate in this post on the graphics blog .
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