![]() However, I would like to go further into the actual cost of these ammo supplies and present a better comparison of their cost to power ratio. Now, I know this has likely been suggested before, and denied due to the power of the other types of ammo. Length of (the wing of) arrow head in the same unit as x-axisWith the existence of the Endless Quiver and the Endless Musket Pouch, I am suggesting that there should also be and endless ammo supply for other variants of ammo. Other parameters (e.g., 'linewidth') applicable to plot for regular plots or patch for colorful arrows. Providing this as an input variable could save some time. However, this costs a lot of time in repeating hundreds of plots with the same configuration. Note: this does not support colorful plots yet.īy default, FUN_quiver_by_plotV2 will get it by calling plotboxpos. True: The returned handles h1 & h2 are matrix (one for array body and one for arrow head) This is useful if you want to change properties of a subsample of arrows.įalse: The returned handles h1 & h2 are 1 x 1 matrix (one for array body and one for arrow head) ![]() This is for vector time series and some special cases.Ĭall plot via arrayfun. Minimal length of arrow head length in units of pixel.Ģ*head_angle is the angle between the two wings of the arrow head. 1~0: it is the percent of total vector length at each point. >0 : it is the absolute length of the arrow head (Thus, the vel_scale will also be applied to head_length)Ġ : it is set according to the gca (width & length in pixel). Length of (the wing of) arrow head in units of pixel In this case, patch, instead of plot, is used to plot arrow heads. If this is true, a filled triangle will be used as the head of each arrow. otherwise: this scale will be applied to u and v. 1: No scale, the original u/v will be used = FUN_quiver_by_plotV2( x, y, u, v, vel_scale. = FUN_quiver_by_plotV2( x, y, u, v, vel_scale) ![]() If you are in a command line environment: Then, click "Add Folder.", add the root path of this package (the folder contains functions FUN_quiver_by_plotV2*.m), then click "Save" near the bottom of the dialog. It will open a dialog for setting the path. It can be done by two ways: If you have GUI access to Matlab :Ĭlick "Home tab> Set Path". The subfolders ( private, doc) should not be added to the searching path. The private folder must be put in the same folder as FUN_quiver_by_plotV2*.m. You need to add this to the searching path of your Matlab environment before using them. To create a perfect arrow, the xlim and ylim must be defined explicitly and it should not be changed after calling this toolbox. This is similar to FUN_quiver_by_plotV2_cmap_patch but the color is defined based on a fixed colormap, which must be specified ![]() This is same as FUN_quiver_by_plotV2_cmap_patch.m but compatible with mmap This is same as FUN_quiver_by_plotV2.m but compatible with mmap The length of head (fixed length, or a ratio to the arrow length, etc.)Ĭolorful arrows adopted to current colormap The arrows are generated by plot/ patch, which provides the possibility that everything can be adjusted. More flexibility than the built-in function quiver. Introduction 1.1 Features/Why I wrote this ![]()
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