Hello guys! I need a little help with 3d plotting. I need to do the coloring for the surface like this, but I cant get the yellowy parts to their correct positions.

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This is what I have done so far (first is the function calling code, it wasnt made by me, only the function):
x=-4:0.1:4;
y=-4:0.1:4;
[X, Y] = meshgrid(x,y);
Z = 2*(peaks(X, Y)-3);
[C,U,V,W,fig1,plt1,plt2,fig2,plt3,cl] = tengerpart(X,Y,Z)
function [C,U,V,W,fig1,plt1,plt2,fig2,plt3,cl] = tengerpart(X,Y,Z)
C=gradient(Z);
[U, V, W]=surfnorm(X, Y, Z);
U=U;
V=V;
W=W;
fig1=figure(1);
plt1=surf(X, Y, Z, C);
xlim([-5 5]);
ylim([-5 5]);
zlim([-20 15]);
hold on;
plt2=quiver3(X, Y, Z, U, V, W, 'r');
end

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Daniel Vieira
Daniel Vieira on 13 Apr 2022
ok... what do you mean by "correct position" for the yellow parts? where is the correct?
strange things I noticed:
1) the "U=U; V=V; W=W" part means nothing, you can take that out.
2) when you do "C=gradient(Z);" you only get the x-component of the gradient, was that really your intention? to get both you shoud do "[Cx,Cy]=gradient(Z);".
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Tamás Zsombor Tolvaj
Tamás Zsombor Tolvaj on 13 Apr 2022
Thank you! It works properly now! Ive actually managed to pull off something with abs(Cy), but it wasnt good. I tried this magnitude thing, and it worked. Ive only used Matlab for like 2-3 months now, and the final is coming soon. Thank you once again!

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