How to edit grid lines on a 3D plot

2020 5 14
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I am trying to change the traditional grid on a MATLAB figure to one that I have calculated according to my data points.
I have a used
[X,Y,Z] = meshgrid(xdim,ydim,zdim);
and using grid on wiil not cause the grid on my 3D plot to have the same divisions.
Could someone point out how I can fix this?

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Hans123
Hans123 2020-5-14
编辑：Rik 2020-5-14
According to https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/95511-in-matlab-is-there-a-way-to-set-the-grid-at-a-spacing-different-from-the-ticks-on-the-axes
Below is a method to do what I am hoping for, but it is not as elegant as I hoped and involves multiple plots that mimic grid lines
x=[20:0.1:80];
y=sin(x);
plot(x,y,'r','Linewidth',2)
ylim([0 4]);
xlim([0 100]);
% gridlines ---------------------------
hold on
g_y=[0:0.1:4]; % user defined grid Y [start:spaces:end]
g_x=[0:2:100]; % user defined grid X [start:spaces:end]
for i=1:length(g_x)
plot([g_x(i) g_x(i)],[g_y(1) g_y(end)],'k:') %y grid lines
hold on
end
for i=1:length(g_y)
plot([g_x(1) g_x(end)],[g_y(i) g_y(i)],'k:') %x grid lines
hold on
end
print(1,'-dpng','-r300','K1') %save plot as png (looks better)
Hans123
Hans123 2020-5-14
编辑：Rik 2020-5-14
for i=1:length(g_x)
plot3([g_x(i) g_x(i)],[g_y(1) g_y(end)],[g_z(1) g_z(end)],'k') %xz grid lines
hold on
end
for i=1:length(g_y)
plot3([g_x(1) g_x(end)],[g_y(i) g_y(i)],[g_z(1) g_z(end)],'k') %xy grid lines
hold on
end
for i=1:length(g_z)
plot3([g_x(1) g_x(end)],[g_y(1) g_y(end)],[g_z(i) g_z(i)],'k') %zy grid lines
hold on
end
Is my fix for a 3D plot, however it dows not work as I expect to. I am trying to get a xz,xy, and, yz plane all to intersect and form a grid

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Tommy
Tommy 2020-5-14

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It seems to me that Dillen.A's answer from your link is pretty elegant.
Adapting that code to work with 3D axes:
f = figure;
ax1 = axes(f);
surf(ax1, peaks(50)); % example plot
grid(ax1, 'off');
axis(ax1, 'tight');
% Second invisible axes:
ax2 = axes('Position',ax1.Position,...
'Color','none',...
'YLim',ax1.YLim,...
'XLim',ax1.XLim,...
'ZLim',ax1.ZLim,...
'TickLength',[0 0],...
'YTickLabel',[],...
'XTickLabel',[],...
'ZTickLabel',[],...
'View',ax1.View);
% Set the ticks to whatever you want:
ax2.YTick = linspace(ax1.YLim(1),ax1.YLim(2),5);
ax2.XTick = linspace(ax1.XLim(1),ax1.XLim(2),5);
ax2.ZTick = linspace(ax1.ZLim(1),ax1.ZLim(2),5);
% Show the gridlines, link the axes:
grid(ax2, 'on');
linkprop([ax1, ax2],{'CameraUpVector', 'CameraPosition', 'CameraTarget', 'XLim', 'YLim', 'ZLim'});
Credit to this answer for the code which linked the two sets of axes.

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