Showing robot in app designer UIAxes
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I want to draw a robot using the show() function from Robotics System Toolbox in App designer UIAxes.
I'm trying to display it using this description: https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/creating_guis/graphics-support-in-app-designer.html
However, the function does not work if I put app.UIAxes in the first argument nor if I specify Axes as a Name-Value argument:
show(app.UIAxes, robot);
show(robot, 'Parent',app.UIAxes);
I'm getting:
Undefined function 'show' for input arguments of type 'matlab.ui.control.UIAxes'.
or:
The value of 'Parent' is invalid. Functionality not supported with UIAxes.
Is there any other way to get the show() function into app designer?
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Cris LaPierre
le 9 Jan 2022
Modifié(e) : Cris LaPierre
le 9 Jan 2022
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Do you have the Robotics System Toolbox installed? Type ver in the command window to see. If not, and you have access to it, you can install it using the Add-Ons Explorer.
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Robert Pastor
le 10 Jan 2022
Modifié(e) : Robert Pastor
le 10 Jan 2022
Cam Salzberger
le 10 Jan 2022
"Functionality not supported with UIAxes."
That seems pretty clear. I don't think there is a way to use it in app designer apps, other than opening up a separate figure window with a regular axes to show it.
Hannes Daepp
le 10 Jan 2022
Cam is correct. Currently rigidBodyTree.show() only works with axes, and not uiaxes, but we are aware of this limitation and working to add support in a future release.
Robert Pastor
le 10 Jan 2022
Lluís Ros
le 5 Oct 2023
Is there any progress on solving this issue? In the latest Matlab version, 2023b, rigidBodyTree.show() is still unable to plot the results on app.UIaxes ...
Hagyong Kihm
le 21 Oct 2025
I also want to use 'interactiveRigidBodyTree' and 'showFigure' in a uiaxes of an app designer in the future release to use interactive marker in an appdesigner.
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