how to limit axes of the graph and the limits of the surface separately?

how can I limit the global axes and the limits of the graph separately, for example, that the east axis from -20 to 20 but that the graph is at -5 and 5.

[Bish Erbas]

I am not sure what you mean by "east axis". Can you elaborate? In the meantime, check out this page and see if there is an answer to your question there.

https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/creating_plots/change-axis-limits-of-graph.html

[Alex Valero Mora]

Hi, I want the main axes to remain at -20 20 -20 20 0 5 but that the internal graph only shows at -5 5 -6 6 0 5, that is, I want to cut the graph in that sector, but keeping the main axes.

[Alex Valero Mora]

I want to visualize a 3D graph in the ranges of the 2D but maintain the main axes,

[Bish Erbas]

In that case you can simply plot your data with the desired min/max values (i.e. trim your data to the desired min/max values) and manually overwrite the axes limits to the larger numbers you would like. I think the link I posted above should be sufficient to get started.

[Alex Valero Mora]

ok just that I thought there would be a tool that would cut the matrix so as not to do it manually. thanks

Answer 1

[KSSV]

REad about axis. Here you can specify your axis limits. Alternativel individually you can limit using xlim, ylim.

Answer 2

[Walter Roberson]

Use two axes. Set the visible property of the top one to off so the box etc are not drawn, but make sure clipping is on for it.

Setting up all the properties properly can be a bit tricky if you need to be able to zoom / pan / rotate the two together

[Alex Valero Mora]

could you give me an example of how to make double axes? sounds interesting.

[Walter Roberson]

Looking more closely at your graphs, I am lost again. You appear to have three plots, the first of which is 3D and the other two of which are 2D. You can use xlim(), ylim(), and zlim() separately for each of those three plots.

The arrangement I was talking about for two axes had to do with placing multiple graphics items into the same plot. For example, someone might want a map image as background but also want a small topology wire mesh to also be visible on the same plot, "on" the map.

[Alex Valero Mora]

What I want is that the main axes in the 3D graph appear in the original size (-20 20 -20 20) in the grid, but with the values of the graphic crop (-5 5 -6 6). it must be like this to compare with other situations.

[Walter Roberson]

You want three side-by-side graphs, right? You would do that with subplot() . You can control the xlim, ylim, zlim of each subplot individually.