How do i create GUI using projectile motion? The GUI is required to be able to input value of x0,y0,v0x,v0y and also able able user to press'redraw plot' button to update figure for projectile motion
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Yeap Jia Wei
il 26 Apr 2015
Commentato: Geoff Hayes
il 29 Apr 2015
x0=0;
y0=10;
v0=5;
angle0=(pi/3);
v0x= v0*cos(pi*(angle0/180));
v0y= v0*sin(pi*(angle0/180));
g=9.81;
time = calc_time(g,v0y,y0)
range= calc_range(v0x,time)
v_final=calc_v_final(v0x,v0y)
t=linspace(0,time,100);
x=x0+ v0*cos(angle0)*t;
y=y0+ v0*sin(angle0)*t - g*t.^2/2;
plot(x,y)
xlabel('x-direction displacement');
ylabel('y-direction displacement');
title ('Projectile Motion')
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Geoff Hayes
il 26 Apr 2015
Yeap Jia Wei - try using GUIDE to create a GUI that will have four edit text fields (for the x0, y0, v0x, and v0y inputs), a push button for the (re)draw function, and an axes to plot the data. Your above code will need to be converted into a function so that the push button callback will be able to call it and pass the four inputs to it. For example, the function could be
function [x,y] = calcProjectileMotion(x0,y0,v0x,v0y)
g=9.81;
time = calc_time(g,v0y,y0)
range= calc_range(v0x,time)
v_final=calc_v_final(v0x,v0y)
t=linspace(0,time,100);
x=x0+ v0x*t;
y=y0+ v0y*t - g*t.^2/2;
Note how the above returns the projectile motion in the x and y directions which your GUI code (in the push button callback) will plot within the axes.
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Geoff Hayes
il 29 Apr 2015
Use the pushbutton callback to get the four values from the edit fields and then call your function whose return values you will try to plot.
function pushbutton1_Callback(hObject, eventdata, handles)
x0 = str2num(char(get(handles.edit8,'String')));
y0 = ...;
v0x = ...;
v0y = ...;
[x,y] = calcProjectileMotion(x0,y0,v0x,v0y)
% now plot the data in your axes
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