Matlab for Non Believers - 3D Surface Plots

[@mli7822]

You could also do [x,y]=meshgrid(-4:0.1:4) :)

[@engahmedsalah]

Hi, Thank you for your elaborative explanation, i've a question, how can we make a surface for two perpendicular functions? for example, I've a linear function between Z and X, and an exponential function between Z and Y, how would be able to create a surface between these two perpendicular plans? and thank you again!

[@nether6209]

Quick and simple. Nice.

[@konehnorbert6300]

thanks for the video. Please I want to plot a 3D surf of two equations united by ‘if’ and ‘else’ statements. For example. “if X>Y Z=2X+Y elseif X

[@RinconFelipe]

Hi Mark, I would like to ask you about: how could i create isosurfaces in a 3d cube when we have x,y,z (coordinates) and a volumen value v..? Thanks in advance!

[@juanmurcia3814]

great video! How about when you do not have a function but you have a table with the data instead.

[@sarveshbukory5975]

Any clue bro? Me too am having this issue

[@usama57926]

Why meshgrid return two variables?

[@nasrinsam5689]

In matlab 2022a that command "surf(X,Y,F)" gets an error. Would you please help me figure it out how it can be fixed? Thanks.

[@purdueMET]

I just upgraded to 2022a and surf works for me. I wonder if you had a syntax error.

[@haneetkour3991]

Hi. What if we want the same 3D graph upside down. The one which is obtained at time 4:00 in the video.

[@JaspalSinghphd]

just place a negative sign in the equation

[@TylerMatthewHarris]

thanks!

[@jovan8340]

Return to Caste: Wolfenstein music xD

[@sibunabirwasergeon3428]

Words are not clear

[@taylorstewart8979]

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