Set limit for vertical or z dimension in surfl command

I am plotting my water depth in a physical domain over time with surfl(depth) where depth is a two d matrix. I want to fix vertical limits so that i can visualise the chnage of water level over time.

Answer 1

[DGM]

If you're refreshing the plot in a loop and want the extents of the z-axis fixed, just do

zlim([lowerlimit upperlimit])

[ravi shukla]

I have A and B with range 1:20 and C, a matrix that contains 400 (20*20) elements.. each for a combination of A and B.

I WANT TO PLOT THIS C AS VERTICAL AXIS AND A, B ON HORIZONTAL AXIS (as X-Y ) Please help

[DGM]

If you're already plotting using surf() or surfl() or whatever, do that first, then use zlim() to set the axes limits.

The only other thing you would need to do is decide what limits to use. The obvious choice would be the min and max of the dataset.

Answer 2

[Prakhar Rai]

You could use zlim(limits) to set limit on z dimension.

Please refer : zlims

Also you could create time as a variable and it's variation will provide the results.