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Syntax
comet3(z) comet3(x,y,z) comet3(x,y,z,p)
Description
A comet plot is an animated graph in which a circle (the comet head) traces the data points on the screen. The comet body is a trailing segment that follows the head. The tail is a solid line that traces the entire function.
comet3(z)
displays a three-dimensional comet plot of the vector z
.
comet3(x,y,z)
displays a comet plot of the curve through the points [x(i),y(i),z(i)]
.
comet3(x,y,z,p)
specifies a comet body of length p
*length(y)
.
Remarks
Note that the trace left by comet3
is created by using an EraseMode
of none
, which means you cannot print the plot (you get only the comet head) and it disappears if you cause a redraw (e.g., by resizing the window).
Examples
Create a three-dimensional comet plot.
t = -10*
pi:pi/250:10*
pi; comet3((cos(2*
t).^2).*
sin(t),(sin(2*
t).^2).*
cos(t),t);
See Also
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