Video: GUIDE Basics Tutorial
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Recording of a five minute tutorial on the use of GUIDE to build Graphical User Interfaces in MATLAB.
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Could you help me with the code to visualize VR Sink (3D Simulink design) on an axis guide ?. Thank you!
why doesnt it open?
hi i do not know how to play video :( i clicked on any click-able things on this page.i am a new user ,is there anyone to help me.
i would like to create guide in it i have 3 radio button and when you click firs one pop up menu should just show things related to it and at the same time in axes figures should come to screen immediately. i do not know how to tie them
regards
I cannot watch the video when I click on the image. Is there any software that I have to download?
great job
:)
Excellent for beginners
Great for introducing
That is a big help.Thanks
Great for a first start
It's an informative video, but it would be better if we could stream the 7MB video from somewhere, rather than download and unzip a 12MB file.
Great! Thank you a lot. Very helpful for me!
An good example for beginner
hola bueno quisiera recibir información cobre gui de matlab un saludo
Great :)
EXCELLENT
its good for all
This Turorial was extremely great , thanks , it was a good work
thx. this tutorial would help me much.
i am a bigginer
thanks
Very helpful and well done. I hope you continue this video tutorial approach. It would be nice to see a series of videos that continue to get a bit further in depth as you progress through them. Thanks.
Wsih it was more in depth, but a great starting point if you're feeling a bit overwhelmed!
Hi, the video saved me a lot of time of going through the documentation and enabled me to have a quick understanding about GUIDE. I'd like to see more these kind of crash course videos.
it's simple but give me more information. thanks. Gbu
Hello
nice¡¡¡¡ bau i like tu have more doc about it cause i just started to use matlab more GUIDE so if anyone can send something more deep about i like that thank
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It was a short and crisp video to help beginners get started with Matlab GUI. It was very informative.
Please educate us more on how we could input matrices into a GUI edit-text component.
I have been trying to develop GUIs where a matrix of around 100 elements needs to be provided as input to the GUI for data analysis. However, I have been encountering problems whereby only the first element of my matrix is being recognized by the GUI. I used the EDIT TEXT component in the GUIDE for matrix inputs.
Also, it would be very useful if you could publish videos showing how we could make use of the advanced audio/video tools and other features in the ActiveX controls in the GUI?
Good but the video image is not very clear
nice to begin with
Good start. It will be greate, if you tell a bit more about most often tasks in constructing GUI.
Good. But would benefit from a listing of were do I go from here to learn more.
That was good and clean.
thanks
Fantastic. keep going
It was very helpful.Thanks!!
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Excellent. Has all the ingredients for a beginner.
Useful brief tutorial. Thanks!!!
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its good.
Excellent intro demonstrating ease of getting started. Now I'm looking for more and will take a look at Tutorial II.
the downloaded exe file not fully complete download, but can't remove it, therefore, i can't run my Matlab. Any solution?
Well, the TSCC.exe installs a codec. I can`t remove it from computer and am not happy about it. There are numerous ways of recording what`s happening on screen, but why this? At the end, there should be a mention that this is for absolute beginners !!! So please at least write the registry keys and files to be deleted manually. Thank you.
That is what I need to begin. Thanx ;)
the downloaded exe file not complete download & can't be decompressed Any hint ?
Very nice.
It's also the case for me: the downloaded exe file can't be decompressed :-((
Any hint ?
no puedo descomprimir este archivo me da error de ejecucion del descompresor, Por favor necesito ayuda en esto. Muchas gracias. Guillermo
Good job. Please continue tutorials like these.
Very Helpful
Thanks
Thank you for you help
I did not like the .exe file but the video was nice.
You might want to say that it is very basic.
Basic Very Nice
I like it..thanks
More examples would be of further help. Still, very useful
very helpful...but if it comes with more examples it will be more and more helpful
This is very useful for starting a GUI.
The examples in 'Matlab Help' are very good.
But five minutes of demo would get me well on the way. For example getting to the right place to program the call back.
very helpful...
Muito Bom...Thats Great
Please continue with this approach.