Producing 3D Graphs with Code: Is There an Easy Way?

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Producing 3D graphs can be accomplished easily in MATLAB using the plot3 function, which requires X, Y, and Z arguments. For those seeking a simpler approach similar to ezplot, the ezplot3 function is available but is limited to parametric equations, necessitating three separate functions. Users are encouraged to consult MATLAB's help resources for further details on these functions. Overall, MATLAB provides effective tools for creating 3D plots, though the choice of function depends on the specific requirements of the data being visualized. Understanding these options can streamline the process of generating 3D graphs in code.
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i can produce 2d graphs with my code but i need to produce 3d aswell, is there no easy way i can produce a 3d graph?
 
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Of course you can create 3d plots in MATLAB... the function is called plot3 and instead of taking an X and Y argument, it takes X, Y and Z. See MATLAB help for more detail.

Are you looking for something that is more similar to ezplot? There is also a function called ezplot3, but it works only for parametric equations (you need three separate functions instead of F(x,y,z).

-Kerry
 

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