Why is Matlab changing thickness of the line in this plot ?

I have a long Script, in which I generate some Plots. I have saved the essential variables for this particular plot in the workspace to shorten the code and reproduce the error in another script. After my fourth or sometimes the fifth iteration in the for-loop of the script, Matlab changes the line Thickness of the lines and I don't know how to fix it. I have tried with adding 'LineWidth', but the error persists

This is my code :

clear 
close all
clc

load 'Variables in Workspace.mat' % loads essential Variables to generate the Plot

f = figure('Units','centimeters','Position', [1 1 66 38]);
    set(gcf,'Color',[1,1,1])
    left_color = [0 0 0];
    right_color = [0 0 0];
    set(f,'defaultAxesColorOrder',[left_color; right_color]);
    
 plot1 = subplot(3,1,[1 2]); %There is a second plot in the same Figure which is created later
    hold on
    grid on
    grid minor;
    box on;
    
    yyaxis left
    h = plot(RefKW,RefP,'-k','LineWidth',1);
    leg = {'Prfstand'};
    pl = legend(leg);
%%%% Here is where the plot is generated and the Error occurs, after plotting three times with the right thickness it suddenly plots the fourth and the fifth line bold... %%%
 for j=1:Inputs    
    plot(SimKW,SimP(:,j),'Color',ColorOrder(j,:),'LineStyle','-') 
    leg = horzcat(leg,NameInputs{j}); % Legend is always increased at the end
end
    legend(leg)
    
    

I am looking forward to your help ! :)

Answer 1

[Bjorn Gustavsson]

input4 and input5 have circle and triangle set as marker. I can't see where that happens, but try to un-set that. Something like this:

set(ph4input4,'marker','none') % adapt as necessary.

Then if you desperately want to have a marker for those 5 you can plot another sparser sampling of those curves:

plot(x4input4(1:17:end),input4(1:17:end),'^','color',get(ph4input4,'color'))

HTH

[Christian Luciano Maendle]

Thank you for the help ! Very odd that matlab decided to create them by itself...

This is what fixed the issue :

obj = findobj(gca,'type','line');

set(obj,'LineStyle','-');

set(obj,'Marker','none');

[Steven Lord]

To get a plot with markers only in specific locations you can use the MarkerIndices property.

x = 0:360;
plot(x, sind(x), '-d', 'MarkerIndices', 1:45:numel(x));

for xloc = 0:45:360
    xline(xloc, ':r')
end

All the points in x were used to plot the sine curve, but only the ones that were multiples of 45 were used to plot the diamond markers (as you can see from the red dotted lines.)