3D plot - x, y,and z axis origin in the same vertice of the cube?

How can I do it? It's easier for me to visualize 3D plots this way.

Thanks

[Walter Roberson]

How would this differ from translating the data so that the minimum is (0,0,0) ?

[rbarata]

I do not understand your comment. The problem is the z axix location, which is not located in (or doesn't passes through) in the same vertice of x and y axis. Thanks

[Walter Roberson]

Can you show us a sample diagram of what you would like?

[Geoff Hayes]

rbarata's answer moved here

Sure. Here's the pic:

[Geoff Hayes]

rbarata - what code are you using to create the above plot (the one on the right)?

[rbarata]

Geoff, I'm not sure if I'm understanding correctly your question. I'm not using any code, the pic in the right is what Matlab shows when plotting a 3D vector (for ex). So, it's the default view. What I want it to change it into the left pic and, if possible, make it the default.

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

Okay, you are talking about which axes is labeled. For 2D plots, there is an XAxisLocation and YAxisLocation property that allow you to move labels between bottom and top, or left and right, but there is no corresponding ZAxisLocation property (at least up to R2014a), and the properties appear to be ignored when you are in a perspective view.

I suggest that you might be able to get further by using John Barber's Contribution from the File Exchange. If it is not usable immediately then it would at least have all of the proper framework for the work.