In portrait orientation for subsequent print operations.

ORIENT, by itself, returns a string containing the paper

orientation, either PORTRAIT, LANDSCAPE, ROTATED or TALL

of the current Figure.

ORIENT(FIGHandle) or ORIENT(MODELName) returns the current

orientation of the Figure or Model.

ORIENT( FIG, ORIENTATION) specifies which figure to orient and how to

orient it based on the rules given above. ORIENTATION is one of

'landscape', 'portrait', 'rotated', or 'tall'.

ORIENT( SYS, ORIENTATION ) species which Simulink model or system

to orient and how to orient it based on the rules given above.

For more specific information on how this function works, refer to

this m-file by entering the command:

type orient.m

at the MATLAB command line.

See also print.

Reference page in Help browser

doc orient

<vrml> - Save graphics to VRML 2.0 file.

VRML Save graphics to VRML 2.0 file.

VRML(H,FILENAME) saves a VRML 2.0 file containing the object

with handle H and its descendants.

If the FILENAME does not include an extension, ".wrl" is

appended. If a file with the name FILENAME exists, it is

overwritten.

VRML(H) saves H and its descendants to the file "matlab.wrl".

VRML files can be viewed using a VRML 2.0 plug-in in a browser.

There are several plug-ins available. A web search for "vrml client"

will bring up several options.

IMPORTANT NOTICE:

If you have a VRML 1.0 plugin it will read a VRML 2.0 file

without a problem but it will NOT display anything. Please make

sure you have a VRML 2.0 plugin

Note that there are rendering differences between MATLAB and the

plug-ins. Some of these differences are due to VRML 2.0 spec

features that are not implemented by the plug-ins. Others are due

to features not implemented by vrml.m. In some cases some features

provided by MATLAB are not part of the VRML 2.0 spec. For details on

features supported by different plug-ins, please refer to the vendors'

release notes.

Some of the most notable features NOT supported by CosmoPlayer:

Color interpolation.

Text.

The following MATLAB features are not supported by vrml.m

Texturemapping.

Axes tickmarks.

'Box' property. (It is always set to on).

X,y,z Dir property of axes.

Markers.

Transparent NaN's.

Truecolor CData

These MATLAB features are not in the VRML2.0 spec.

linestyles in VRML 2.0.

orthographic projections.

Phong and Gouraud lighting.

'Stitching' of edgelines on patch and surface objects.