Hi all,
I have a set of x,y,z data as follows:
x =
0.1 0.31623 1 3.1623 10
y =
-1 -0.75 -0.5 -0.25 0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1
z =
0.36602 0.1774 0.18262 0.22931 0.23142
0.35639 0.28053 0.26868 0.26152 0.22932
0.41203 0.36037 0.3113 0.26592 0.21948
0.42282 0.36818 0.30538 0.25642 0.20567
0.34572 0.31703 0.28316 0.24251 0.19116
0.28834 0.28187 0.26377 0.2291 0.17855
0.27488 0.26436 0.24923 0.21842 0.16904
0.25749 0.25185 0.23936 0.21088 0.16254
0.24742 0.24423 0.23309 0.20598 0.15839
I plot a surface using this:
K>> surf(x, y, eSurf)
K>> view(2)
Matlab gives me this plot:
we can see that the blocks are rectangular but the entire plot is square, is there a way to make the blocks square but the plot rectangular?
Many thanks!

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2018년 6월 2일

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pcolor(x, y, z)
set(gca, 'XScale', 'log', 'dataaspectratio', [10 1 1])

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Thanks Walter, this solved my problem. However if I rotate the plot, it is a flat surface (different from the original surface), is there a way to be able to maintain the original surface while using square blocks?
You can use surf(x,y,z); view(2) instead of pcolor(x,y,z)
Oh yes, thanks a lot!

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