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Now for the fun part: we can make color-transition (gradient) effects along the line, using its hidden Edge property: If anyone finds a documented reference anywhere, please let me know – perhaps I simply missed it.
#MATLAB PLOT COLORS PATCH#
In some rare cases (e.g., for patch objects) Matlab has separate Alpha properties that are fully documented, but in any case nowhere have I seen documented that we can directly set the alpha value in the color property, especially for objects (such as plot lines) that do not officially support transparency.
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This Alpha element is not documented anywhere as being acceptable, but appears to be supported almost universally in HG2 wherever a color element can be specified. So, for example, means a 70%-transparent red. In other words, color in HG2 can still be specified as an RGB triplet (e.g., to symbolize bright red), but also via a 4-element quadruplet RGBA, where the 4th element (Alpha) signifies the opacity level (0.0=fully transparent, 0.5=semi-transparent, 1.0=opaque). Then plot five lines.In the past few weeks, I discussed the new HG2 axes Backdrop and Baseline properties with their associated ability to specify the transparency level using a fourth (undocumented) element in their Color. MATLAB uses the number to calculate indices into theįor example, create an axes object with two colors in itsĬolorOrder array (red and blue) and two line styles in its Object's order of creation, starting at 1. SeriesIndex property is a number that corresponds to the LineStyleOrder arrays, the colors, line styles, and markersįor a particular plot object are determined by the value of the object's SeriesIndex, which If there are more objects thanĬombinations of colors and character sequences, then the cycle repeats. TheĬycle continues for each new plot object. The LineStyleOrder array before the next sequence is used. LineStyleOrder array contains only the solid line style,ĬolorOrder array are used with one character sequence in
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Line style (or a line style combined with a marker). The LineStyleOrder property contains aĬell array of character sequences, where each character sequence corresponds to a If the plot objects support line styles and markers, MATLAB also cycles through the list in the LineStyleOrder Objects than there are colors, the colors repeat.
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The defaultĬolorOrder array contains seven colors. Triplets, where each RGB triplet defines a color. The ColorOrder property contains an array of RGB Through the colors listed in the ColorOrder property MATLAB assigns colors to plot objects (such as Line, Plot colors and line styles in an earlier release, see Why Are Plot Lines Different Colors? and Line Styles Used for Plotting - LineStyleOrder. R2019b, and some of the functionality is available starting in R2020a. Some of the functionality in the following examples is available starting in