Draw a unit cell in the orthonormal coordinates system

Hi everyone, I want to construct a unit cell from a 3x3 matrix. I did it using plot3. The thing is that the sides of this unit cell overlay with the x,y,z axis. How can I then correct this, by putting my unit cell in the orthormal coordinates system x,y,z? (so that the cell sides do not match anymore with the x,y,z axis...). Thank you very much for advance. All the best !!!

[Image Analyst]

What do the 9 values in your 3x3 matrix represent? Rows are points, and columns are x,y,z? So you have 3 points? If so, how does this define a box in 3-D space? Are you assuming the diagonally opposite point is at the origin? Attaching a diagram, screenshot, or code to make those, would help. http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/6200-tutorial-how-to-ask-a-question-on-answers-and-get-a-fast-answer

[Mma Kenya]

Actually this 3x3 matrix represents the cell parameters, each row is a lattice vector, so you can plot the unit cell using for example VESTA. I realized that I can do the same thing with matlab using plot3. The problem with plot3 is that the sides of this unit cell overlay with the x,y,z axis. As a consequence, if I want to place a point outside the unit cell, the unit cell is changing its dimensions because the axis correspond to the cell sides. I hope you understand my concern...

[Image Analyst]

I understand you're concerned but sorry, I'm having a hard time visualizing what you have and what you want. I don't have your 3x3 array and I don't know what VESTA is, so I think I don't have it. Like I said before " Attaching a diagram, screenshot, or code to make those, would help."

[Jose Martinez]

Did you ever figured out, I'm struggling with the same thing. Could you post your code?