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How to make *.exe from *.fig ?
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Q
2006-11-09 07:35:16 UTC
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I've got 3D surface (fragment of sea ground)
in matlab *.fig file (figure).

How to make *.exe file from *.fig file ?
Carlos López
2006-11-09 21:11:34 UTC
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Post by Q
How to make *.exe file from *.fig file ?
What do you really want? To have a .exe file to show a figure? To
share the figure to people which do not have matlab?
In the former case you might use the compiler toolbox. In the second,
you might export the figure as .jpg, .bmp, .tif or similar formats.
Anyhow, you should make an effort to describe what you want to have
at the end
Regards
Carlos
Q
2006-11-09 21:54:53 UTC
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Post by Carlos López
Anyhow, you should make an effort to describe what you want to have
at the end
I know how to export fig to jpg, wmf, etc..

but I want to make exe file that sb without matlab
might be able to "travel" all over the surface, do zoom in / zoom out, etc
:)
Stuart Redmann
2006-11-10 10:46:52 UTC
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Post by Carlos López
Anyhow, you should make an effort to describe what you want to have
at the end
I know how to export fig to jpg, wmf, etc..
but I want to make exe file that sb without matlab
might be able to "travel" all over the surface, do zoom in / zoom out,
etc :)
You just need to define a function <yourfuncionname> that takes varargin
as parameter and displays the .fig data. Then you should run "mcc -m
<yourfunctionname>" from the Matlab console, and you'll get an
executable that will run this function. Of course, you'll have to deploy
the Matlab Component Runtime (MCR) with this application, if the user
hasn't got it already.

Regards,
Stuart
pluton
2006-11-10 16:05:23 UTC
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Post by Q
but I want to make exe file that sb without matlab
might be able to "travel" all over the surface, do zoom in / zoom out, etc
:)
why don't you export the figure in vrml ??

Pluton
R
2006-11-09 22:16:34 UTC
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Post by Q
I've got 3D surface (fragment of sea ground)
in matlab *.fig file (figure).
How to make *.exe file from *.fig file ?
A 3D sea-bottom surface? You must be joking.
If it was made with Matlab than I bat that it doesn't
worth the effort. You'll find thousands of far, far, ...
far, better figures in the internet.
Q
2006-11-10 14:03:11 UTC
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Post by R
A 3D sea-bottom surface? You must be joking.
If it was made with Matlab than I bat that it doesn't
worth the effort.
so what software would be best to make
3d view of some surface ?
/I prefer freeware :)
Rune Allnor
2006-11-10 15:38:27 UTC
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Post by Q
Post by R
A 3D sea-bottom surface? You must be joking.
If it was made with Matlab than I bat that it doesn't
worth the effort.
so what software would be best to make
3d view of some surface ?
/I prefer freeware :)
This is one of the thougher applications around, these days. Matlab can

do it with small data sets, but matlab becomes very cumbersome
very quickly. The commercial packages are expensive (the ones I know
of run on heavy-duty 64bit computers), and there isn't much freeware
around.

If you only want to make a demo (< 1000000 points), stick with matlab
and use the compiler to make stand-alones. If you are in the heavy-duty

business of large-scale bathymetry maps, be prepared to spend lots of
$$
on both HW and SW.

Rune
J. Luis
2006-11-10 19:32:46 UTC
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Post by Rune Allnor
Post by Q
Post by R
A 3D sea-bottom surface? You must be joking.
If it was made with Matlab than I bat that it doesn't
worth the effort.
so what software would be best to make
3d view of some surface ?
/I prefer freeware :)
This is one of the thougher applications around, these days. Matlab can
do it with small data sets, but matlab becomes very cumbersome
very quickly. The commercial packages are expensive (the ones I know
of run on heavy-duty 64bit computers),
and there isn't much freeware around.
True, but the one that exists is very good.

MB-SYSTEM
Q
2006-11-10 20:06:38 UTC
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Post by Rune Allnor
and use the compiler to make stand-alones. If you are in the heavy-duty
business of large-scale bathymetry maps, be prepared to spend lots of
on both HW and SW.
no, I'm not in business :),
I'm studying at university of technology
and I'm doing that map because I have to :)
J. Luis
2006-11-10 22:48:22 UTC
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Post by Q
no, I'm not in business :),
I'm studying at university of technology
and I'm doing that map because I have to :)
You should have told us that from the begining.
This sentence means (at least to me):

"I really don't care what comes out, as long as its
something that I can sell to my teacher. Preferably
if it has the Matlab coin. Even if its no more than
a shitty figure. After all, who cares."

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