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From: s s on 23 Feb 2010 05:04
hi there

the solution posted reverses the z axis. (that basically turns the object upside down in the plot. is that inversion in the plot only ?)

could there be a way to ensure that the object is still erect and the global co-ordinates or the z axis is reversed. that is to say, the object is erect but the z axis reads from top to bottom in increasing order ?

sharad
From: Rune Allnor on 23 Feb 2010 06:12
On 23 Feb, 11:04, "s s" <sha...(a)care.iitd.ac.in> wrote:
> hi there
>
> the solution posted reverses the z axis.  (that basically turns the object upside down in the plot. is that inversion in the plot only ?)
>
> could there be a way to ensure that the object is still erect and the global co-ordinates or the z axis is reversed.  that is to say, the object is erect but the z axis reads from top to bottom in increasing order ?

Something like

plot3(x,y,-z)
set(gca,'zaxis','reverse')

might do the trick.

Rune
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