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From: Zhen on 15 Jul 2010 11:56
Hi all,

I have two objects plotted on the same figure (at the same origin) and I just want to either 1) change the view perspective of one object while keeping the view perspective on the other constant, or 2) rotate one object while keeping the other constant. Also, I do NOT want to use subplot to do this.

I have tried to define two different axes for each object with the same origin and then changing the view perspective on one axis but this doesn't seem to work for some reason.

I get the feeling that I can accomplish this using handles if anyone out there knows anything about it?

Thanks!
From: Walter Roberson on 15 Jul 2010 12:04
Zhen wrote:

> I have two objects plotted on the same figure (at the same origin) and I
> just want to either 1) change the view perspective of one object while
> keeping the view perspective on the other constant, or 2) rotate one
> object while keeping the other constant. Also, I do NOT want to use
> subplot to do this.

Yeah, you said yesterday. You didn't need to repost the whole thing today.

You need to create an hgtransform.
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