one way (which is kind of bad practice) is to make each point separated by a NaN, which interupts the line. This way is still probably better because it doesn't create 418 line objects
example:
Length=418;
V2 = zeros(3*Length, 3);
for i = 1:Length
V2(i*3-2:i*3, :) = [ V(:,:,i); NaN(1,3)];
end
plot3(V2(:,1), V2(:,2), V2(:,3))
this does also end up making every line the same color, in case one of your goals was to keep them different.
The other method would be to switch the third dimension with the second dimension, which took me a while to figure out.
V2 = permute(V, [1,3,2]);
plot3(V2(:,:,1), V2(:,:,2), V3(:,:,3))
the plot or plot3 command will separate each column into its own line if you pass in matrix arguments. getting that to be intuitive is really hard.
