What you're doing right now is telling MATLAB to plot each point separately. What you should do is to store all your points as a vector and then use plot3 E.g.
What you're doing right now is telling MATLAB to plot each point separately. What you should do is to store all your points as a vector and then use plot3. E.g.
, x=x1,x2,...,xn; y=y1,y2,...,yn; z=z1,z2,...,zn; plot3(x,y,z) This way you get a line joining your points.
Thanks! Thats what I mean! – Nazin Apr 6 at 17:00.
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