How to achieve real-time graphics in MATLAB?
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SYED IMTIAZ ALI SHAH
2020-2-2
回答: Thiago Henrique Gomes Lobato
2020-2-2
I created a ball using MATLAB graphics functions. This ball is supposed to follow equations of motion and fall from certain height. The data I generate follows the laws of motion but the ball does not seem( or it looks too slow) to be falling with the speed that we see in real life. It is like if I am seeing this falling object in slow motion. Is it possible to make MATLAB show us the ball going down with exactly the same look and speed as we normally see in real life?
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Thiago Henrique Gomes Lobato
2020-2-2
If you plot your ball in matlab and update the plots there it will never be exactly as fast as a real life example because you have a plotting processing time. If you know the processing time and just skip some frames you may get a reasonable result although a not so smooth one. A solution is to use the videowriter function which has a framing rate that allows you to exactly calculate the time. An example code adpated from the matlab example:
A = rand(300);
v = VideoWriter('newfile.avi');
open(v)
for idx=1:60
writeVideo(v,A)
end
close(v)
The default framerate is 30, so if I have 60 images/plots, the duration of the video will be 2 s. In this way you can exactly calculate how much samples you need and the ration of time needed to end up with a real time plot animation.
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Pavel Osipov
2020-2-2
Hello, SYED IMTIAZ ALI SHAH. Please tell me if your ball is moving on the screen. Or do you see a static image? There is a demo in MATLAB - Bouncing Ball. Look. Good luck!
Pavel Osipov
2020-2-2
See Matlab help topic: Simulation of a Bouncing Ball.
At Simulink: sldemo_bounce
Good Bye.
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