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martin.mckeown Posted - Apr 29 2003 : 09:37:20 AM
Does anyone know have to convert a Matlab patch object to a VRML file?
thanks.
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martin.mckeown Posted - Apr 29 2003 : 8:14:51 PM
Yes, in theory it should. However there appears to be a bug; A patch that looks good in matlab does not look good as a VRML 2.0 files dumped with the 'vrml' command. It appears that the colormapping is not being dumped correctly.

Thanks for the suggestion.
ken.roberts Posted - Apr 29 2003 : 12:23:22 PM
There is a command in matlab called vrml. (at least in version 6.1) I think it saves a complete axes object, with all of the subdescendents. Is this not meeting your needs?

Ken

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