How do I plot a 3D cube in a 3D array?
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Hi all,
I was wondering how I can plot a 3D-shape of a cube. I have tried https://in.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/15161-plotcube but this give me a 2D-array, and I cannot seem to get a 3D-array out of it. I have the following code:
array_width=101;%must be odd
outer_cube=create_cube(array_width);
figure; cube=isosurface(outer_cube,0);
patch(cube,'FaceColor',[0 0 .7],'EdgeColor',[0 0 1]);
view(45,45); axis equal; title('Simulation of solid cube');
function cube=create_cube(array_width)
a=(array_width-1)/2;
a=linspace(-a,a,array_width);
[X,Y,Z]=meshgrid(a);
cube=(X.*Y.*Z);
end
But, this give me the following figure:
Can somebody help me out please? Thanks!
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Cris LaPierre
2022-1-13
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array_width=101;%must be odd
[cube, faces]=create_cube(array_width);
figure
patch('Vertices',cube,'Faces',faces,'FaceColor',[0 0 .7],'EdgeColor',[0 0 1]);
view(3)
axis equal
title('Simulation of solid cube')
function [cube,faces]=create_cube(array_width)
a=(array_width-1)/2;
cube = unique(nchoosek([-a a -a a -a a],3),"rows");
faces = [1 2 4 3;
5 6 8 7;
1 2 6 5;
3 4 8 7;
1 3 7 5;
2 4 8 6];
end
Lieke Pullen
2022-1-14
I would look into slice. To work as I want, I had to adjust your function to return the X,Y,and Z data, too.
array_width=101;%must be odd
[X,Y,Z,outer_cube]=create_cube(array_width);
figure
s = slice(X,Y,Z,outer_cube,[-50 50],[-50 50],[-50 50]);
set(s,'EdgeColor','none')
function [X,Y,Z,cube]=create_cube(array_width)
a=(array_width-1)/2;
a=linspace(-a,a,array_width);
[X,Y,Z]=meshgrid(a);
cube=(X.*Y.*Z);
end
Here's another approach
array_width=101;%must be odd
[X,Y,Z,outer_cube]=create_cube(array_width);
figure
k=boundary([X(:),Y(:),Z(:)]);
trisurf(k,X(:),Y(:),Z(:),outer_cube,'EdgeColor','none')
function [X,Y,Z,cube]=create_cube(array_width)
a=(array_width-1)/2;
a=linspace(-a,a,array_width);
[X,Y,Z]=meshgrid(a);
cube=(X.*Y.*Z);
end
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