
How to rotate an Alpha Shape, or points that defines the edge of a 3D shape?
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Hello,
I am trying to rotate a 3-D surface which composed of 1000 points defined in space. I turned these points to a surface by using alphashape function.
I tried to rotate with "rotate" function but, I got type error;
Error in rotate (line 59)
t = get(h(i),'type');
Can you suggest me a solution?
For additional information, please ask it.
Thanks in advance, Mücahit
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Mike Garrity
2016년 1월 21일
Could you post your code?
Here's a modified version of one of the examples:
[x1, y1, z1] = sphere(24);
x1 = x1(:);
y1 = y1(:);
z1 = z1(:);
x2 = x1+5;
P = [x1 y1 z1; x2 y1 z1];
P = unique(P,'rows');
shp = alphaShape(P,1)
h = plot(shp);
axis vis3d
for i=1:12
rotate(h,[1 1 1],30)
pause(.25)
end

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Mike Garrity
2016년 1월 21일
Ah, the rotate function wants the handle of the graphics object, not the alphaShape. The graphics object is created by the plot function. So you need something like:
h = plot(as_rock,'FaceColor', ...
...
rotate(h,direction,25,origin)
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