Open Fig File Without Matlab Functions Movie File Formats

Movie file formats such as.avi,.mpg, etc.

Graphics Interchange Files (.gif) are a comparatively lightweight, cross-platform alternative.

A.gif file is basically just a sequence of images stitched together, and Matlab can perform this stitching for you.

Perhaps someone can comment on the dynamic capabilities of Matplotlib and R these might be nice alternatives, but Ive never used them).

You can make a time-varying.gif of this function using the following code.

Just stick the plotting commands inside a loop, and at the end of each iteration, append to the.gif file.

In the figure below, you can see how the spatially distributed cell sensitivity (top-left) changes with time.

After large rainfall events, sensitivity is concentrated at the watershed outlet (bottom).

This type of thing is very difficult to convey with static figures, but its much more intuitive with a.gif.

I hope you find this useful, and thanks for reading.

So if you do hold on, and then plot(t 0, t 350) for example, it should make a vertical line at xt.

Do you know why this could be Thanks for the code, it makes it supper easy and automatic to create gifs.

This is an older post, but still seems to work (Matlab R2015a OSX).

It could be a PC problem, or maybe there is some global plot style setting that is overriding the grid on command.

For me this code generates the frames live in a figure, which is slowing down the code.

I imagine this is very simple to solve but I cant seem to get it to silently generate the gif.