Saving orientation of a plot in the script

Hello everyone,

is it possible to save a generic orietation of a plot and then recover it every time I run a script? For example I did a 3d plot, I changed manually the orientation of the figure and now I'd like to "save in the script" this orientation; in this way, next time I'll have the previous orientation when I'll run the script.

Thank you so much.

Answer 1

[madhan ravi]

use

view()

[Gennaro Arguzzi]

Hello @madhanravi, your solution is very useful.

[madhan ravi]

Happy to help :)

[Gennaro Arguzzi]

I have a problem when I use subplot. In this case how can I save simultaneously the orientations of the several plots in subplot?

[madhan ravi]

use view command under each subplot

[Gennaro Arguzzi]

view gives me the azimut and elevation of my manual orientation when I run it in command window (e.g. [az,el]=view). If I run it in script, it gives me the az and el of the plot automatically generated by matlab. I can uncomment only a plot and take its az and el by running [az,el]=view in command window, but if I have several plots, this procedure takes a lot of time.

[Gennaro Arguzzi]

Also when I have only two plots, it's difficult to compare the relative orientations.