- Patch Object: Create a slightly larger, semi-transparent dark patch positioned behind the sphere for a shadow effect. Customize its size, color, and transparency in your GUI.
- Lighting and Material: Use lighting ("light") and material ("material") properties for more control over the shadow's appearance and realism.
- Image Overlay: Pre-render a shadow image (e.g., dark circle with transparency) and overlay it behind the sphere.
Shadowplot Command of a sphere
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Ive been trying to create a shadow behind a sphere in a GUI. However, it keeps giving me an error when I put in shadowplot x. I do not know if there is a better way to do this for a sphere.
This is the error i keep getting. "Surface must have at least 2 monotonically increasing dimensions"
If anyone knows the best way to use the shadowplot command specifically for a sphere i would greately appreciate it.
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Abhinaya Kennedy
le 8 Mai 2024
While "shadowplot" (SHADOWPLOT - File Exchange - MATLAB Central (mathworks.com)) isn't ideal for spheres in GUIs, here are effective methods:
Choose the method that best suits your needs for simplicity, control, or performance. Utilize UI elements for precise positioning within the GUI.
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