Here are a few potential solutions and workarounds that you might consider:
- Graphics Drivers: Ensure that your graphics drivers are up to date. Outdated graphics drivers can sometimes cause rendering issues in MATLAB figures.
- MATLAB Version: Check if you're using the latest version of MATLAB. If not, consider updating MATLAB as bugs are often fixed in newer releases.
- MATLAB Support: If updating MATLAB does not solve the issue, consider reaching out to MATLAB's customer support or checking their forums for known issues and solutions.
- Redraw Time Scope: As a workaround, you might try forcing the Time Scope to redraw after resizing. You can do this by calling drawnow or refresh after resizing the window.
- Docking Figures: Try docking the Time Scope within the MATLAB desktop environment. Sometimes, docking can resolve rendering issues related to window resizing. You can dock the Time Scope by using the command set(scope,'WindowStyle','docked') before you call the scope function.
- MATLAB Scripts Instead of Time Scope: If the issue persists and you cannot find a solution, consider using MATLAB plotting functions such as plot to create your own custom plots. While this requires more effort, it gives you full control over the rendering and resizing behavior of the plots.
- Check for Updates or Patches: Sometimes, MathWorks releases patches for specific bugs. Check if there are any available patches for your MATLAB version that address Time Scope issues.
- Use Another Computer: If possible, try running your code on a different computer with MATLAB installed to see if the issue is specific to your machine or the MATLAB installation.
- Alternative Visualization Tools: If the issue is critical and cannot be resolved, consider using alternative visualization tools for your data, such as exporting the data to Python and using libraries like Matplotlib for plotting, or using other specialized data visualization software.
Since the Time Scope is part of Simulink's visualization suite, if none of the above solutions work, it may be a bug that needs to be addressed by MathWorks themselves. In that case, providing feedback to MathWorks, including the version of MATLAB you are using and the details of the issue, would be the next step.
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