Hey all,
I currrently have a functioning Matlab script (and a few other scripts that help with it) that uses avifile, addframe and implay to create and then play back a movie of an animation I have made. The animation loops through .mat files that have
I currently have a 2D animation where I use the image function to create a 4x11 set of small boxes, each representing an individual sensor in a larger scheme of sensors implanted in the ground. In the animation, the color of each box corresponds to the scalar value of the acceleration reading for each sensor. I created the animation by using creating an aviobj using the avifile() function, then using a loop to update the color values and the object with a new figure representing the data using addframe(). I save the AVI file, then I play it back with implay() so I can have the play/pause features.
Now, I was thinking of writing some Java code and making a Java program with a GUI that in some user input for a filename/time period for the data to be used (or some user input like that) and then call the appropriate Matlab scripts from Java. How might I make this happen? I read about the matlabcontrol API and was considering that but am looking for other potential ways to handle this. A potential alternative would be to have the animation carried out from Java? Anything helps, thanks in advance
NathanF
