MATLAB Exporting 3D Plots in MATLAB: How Can I Save and View Them in a Webpage?

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To save a 3D plot created in Matlab, such as a "surf(x,y,z)" plot, for external viewing while retaining interactivity, the Matlab Component Runtime is a known solution. Users are seeking alternatives that allow for rotation and manipulation of the plot in a web environment, similar to LiveGraphics3D. There is a general lack of awareness about other methods, prompting further research into available options.
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Hello,
I was just wondering if anyone knows if there's a way to save a 3D plot in Matlab (eg a "surf(x,y,z)" plot) so that it is viewable outside of Matlab and so that you can still rotate the view etc? And in particular, so it can be viewed in a webpage? Something like LiveGraphics3D?
I don't know much about these things so if someone has suggestion I'll do my research based on it.
Thanks.
 
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The only way that I know of doing this is using the Matlab Component Runtime. Other than that, I don't think there is any other way.
 
awwh :(
Thank you anyhow, I shall look into it xD
 

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