Let's say I want to place this in App Designer.
[Z,R] = readgeoraster("n39_w106_3arc_v2.dt1","OutputType","double");
[vis,visR] = viewshed(Z,R,39.6,-105.6,1000);
figure
usamap(vis,visR)
geoshow(vis,visR,"DisplayType","surface")
cmap = [0.4940 0.1840 0.5560; 0.4660 0.6740 0.1880];
colormap(cmap)
h = lcolorbar(["Obscured" "Visible"]);
h.Position(1) = h.Position(1)-0.1;
Here is a workaround:
[Z,R] = readgeoraster("n39_w106_3arc_v2.dt1","OutputType","double");
[vis,visR] = viewshed(Z,R,39.6,-105.6,1000);
fig = figure;
usamap(vis,visR)
geoshow(vis,visR,"DisplayType","surface")
cmap = [0.4940 0.1840 0.5560; 0.4660 0.6740 0.1880];
colormap(cmap)
h = lcolorbar(["Obscured" "Visible"]);
h.Position(1) = h.Position(1)-0.1;
for ii = length(fig.Children):-1:1
fig.Children(ii).Parent = app.Panel;
end
app.Panel.Children(1).Colormap = cmap;
app.Panel.Children(2).Colormap = cmap;
delete(fig)
I created the graphics on a figure (named fig) and then transfered each child of the figure to the a uipanel or uifigure. In this case, I chose app.Panel. I then had to add the correct colormaps. See app attached for working example.
