Plot overlapped on each other
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Hello,
I have this code for making animated plots in a loop and writing it into a video. However, when my second loop runs, the second plot appears to be plotted on top of the previous first plot.
filename='audioShockRecall.xlsx';
sheetname_kinovea=regexprep(filename,'.xlsx','');
conditioning=3;
col='B':'D';
x=1:1:509;
y1=10;
curve=animatedline('LineWidth',2,'Color','b');
set(gca, 'ylim',[0 500], 'xlim',[0 510],'OuterPosition',[0 0 1 1]);
grid on;
ylabel('\fontsize{14}Speed,px/s');
xlabel('\fontsize{14}Time,frame');
for i=1:conditioning
speed=xlsread(filename,sheetname_kinovea,strcat(col(i),':',col(i)));
figure(i);
for j=1:length(speed)
addpoints(curve,x(j),speed(j));
drawnow
F(j)=getframe(gcf);
title(strcat('Trajectory:Conditioning',(num2str(i))),'FontSize',16);
end
video=VideoWriter(strcat('Conditioning',num2str(i),'.mp4'),'MPEG-4');
video.FrameRate=30;
open(video);
writeVideo(video,F);
close(video);
end
![](https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/312080/image.png)
How can I plot them all in separate figure? Or is there something wrong I wrote.
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Image Analyst
on 8 Jun 2020
Yes, that's what you told it to do. You first plotted an animated line in figure 1, then in your loop you said
figure(i);
so it reused figure #1 on the first iteration of your for loop. You should have just said
figure
and let it decide for itself what the number is.
And you forgot to attach 'audioShockRecall.xlsx' so we could run it.
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