To draw the three-dimensional figure with different colors we can surf function. To change the shading of the various colors used in the face we can use the shading function. We can also hide the lines from the mesh plot if not required by using hidden functions in Matlab. Similarly, if the value of the property is gouraud then there will be different lighting across all the faces and none for no lighting. If the face lighting is flat, then there will be uniform lighting across all the faces. They can be various values like flat, gouraud and none. We can also change the lighting of the face for all the faces with the ‘Face Lighting’ property.If the value is 1 then the face is completely transparent, if the value is zero then the face is opaque and the values between 0 to 1 are considered as semitransparent. If the Face color property is in the range of then there will be equally transparency values across all the surfaces. Similarly, if the value of the property is interp, then there will be an interpolated transparency level for each face according to the values set by the AlphaData property.If the value of the property is flat, then there is a different transparency value for each face as given in the values mentioned in the AlphaData property. They can be in the interval, flat, interp, texturemap,1 being the default value. We can also change the transparency level of each face in the plot. They can be a dotted line, solid line, dashed-dotted line, or dashed line. We can also change the shape of the line in the resultant plot of the mesh grid.If the value of the property is interp then interpolated coloring is used in the face of the resultant grid. It can be flat, interp, texturemap and RGB triplet value which has the same properties as that of edge color but the default value here is flat. We can also change the face color of the grid by specifying the various values to it. Depending on the intensity levels there will be different colors.We can also give the RGB triplet value which denotes the intensity levels of the colors Red, Green, and Blue.
If it is mentioned as flat, then there are different colors for all the edges as mentioned in the property.
Mesh plots can be customized by changing the edge color of the plot which can be flat, RGB value or interp values.The mesh plot can be created using the mesh function in Matlab and they have different properties with respect to the mesh plot. Please find them below: The resultant grid or the output grid can be two dimensional or three-dimension array in their respective x, y and z coordinates. The coordinates which are used to draw the grid are vector and the data types that can be accepted are single, double, int8, int32, int16, uint8, uint16, uint32, uint64, int64. To plot the two-dimensional grid with the given interval between -1 to 1. Please find the below examples which will give you a clear idea in understanding the working principle of MeshGrid: Example #1
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