how can i import two windrose figure into the same figure

I have two wind rose figure，that had been saved as figure document.

I try to open the wind rose figure and import them into the same figure.

but it dosen't work

this is my code

close all
fig=struct();
for items_b=1:length(data_name)
     fig(items_b).x1=openfig([aim,'\',strrep('ty stationw','w',data_name(items_b)),figure_type]);
     fig(items_b).ax1=gca;
     fig3 = figure;
     fig(items_b).s1 = subplot(4,2,items_b);
     fig(items_b).fig1 = get(gca,'children');
     copyobj(fig(items_b).fig1,fig(items_b).s1);
     
     fig(items_b).x2=openfig([aim,'\',strrep('noty stationw','w',data_name(items_b)),figure_type]);
     fig(items_b).ax2=gca;
     fig4=  figure;
     fig(items_b).s2 = subplot(4,2,items_b);
     fig(items_b).fig2 = get(gca,'children');
     copyobj(fig(items_b).fig2,fig(items_b).s2);
     

end

[Walter Roberson]

I had to make some guesses about what you wanted.

fig=struct();

fig3 = figure;

for items_b=1:length(data_name)
     fig(items_b).x1 = openfig([aim,'\',strrep('ty stationw','w',data_name(items_b)),figure_type]);
     fig(items_b).ax1 = fig(items_b).x1.CurrentAxes;
     fig(items_b).s1 = subplot(4, 2, items_b, 'Parent', fig3);
     fig(items_b).fig1 = fig(items_b).ax1.Children;
     copyobj(fig(items_b).fig1, fig(items_b).s1);
     
     fig(items_b).x2 = openfig([aim,'\',strrep('noty stationw','w',data_name(items_b)),figure_type]);
     fig(items_b).ax2 = fig(items_b).x2.CurrentAxes;
     fig(items_b).s2 = fig(items_b).s1;
     fig(items_b).fig2 = fig(items_b).ax2.Children;
     copyobj(fig(items_b).fig2, fig(items_b).s2);
end

The guess is that you want to load pairs of .fig files and copy both windrose into the same subplot, and that you want to do that repeatedly for up to 8 data_name, giving you an overall result of up to 8 subplots each containing two windrose, a total of up to 16 windrose in one figure.

[Robert U]

Hi Zen der Tasi,

Please, tell us what function you used to generate your wind rose figures or attach two examples. Using wind_rose() from File Exchange produces windroses made of patches that do not bear information about scaling. Copying the axes children to one new figure works but scaling is not correct (i.e. colors do not match the magnitudes).

Kind regards,

Robert

[Zen der Tasi]

may propose is

to make 16 windrose figure saperated into two figure

in other word each figure have 8 windrose figure inside

the windrose function i use is by this

https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/47248-wind-rose

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

fig=struct();

fig3 = figure;
fig4 = figure;

for items_b=1:length(data_name)
     fig(items_b).x1 = openfig([aim,'\',strrep('ty stationw','w',data_name(items_b)),figure_type]);
     fig(items_b).ax1 = fig(items_b).x1.CurrentAxes;
     fig(items_b).s1 = subplot(4, 2, items_b, 'Parent', fig3);
     fig(items_b).fig1 = fig(items_b).ax1.Children;
     copyobj(fig(items_b).fig1, fig(items_b).s1);
     
     fig(items_b).x2 = openfig([aim,'\',strrep('noty stationw','w',data_name(items_b)),figure_type]);
     fig(items_b).ax2 = fig(items_b).x2.CurrentAxes;
     fig(items_b).s2 = subplot(4, 2, items_b, 'Parent', fig4);
     fig(items_b).fig2 = fig(items_b).ax2.Children;
     copyobj(fig(items_b).fig2, fig(items_b).s2);
end

[Zen der Tasi]

thank you