How can I change the line width in a graph which is generated by rlocus command ?

I write the following codes in command window :

sysd=tf([232 0],[451 3408.26 12 2])  ,(or any function)
rlocus(sysd)

the root locus is generated ,after that i need to change the line width of figure so i go to edit-----> figure properties----> then i select the line then select line width = 3 , nothing .

i use MATLAB(R2009a)

thanks

[Azzi Abdelmalek]

Which line have you selected?

[Brenno]

On a follow up to this question is there a way to change the default line thickness of the rlocus, bode, step, etc.. plots. They do not seam to be affected by the

set(0,'defaultlinelinewidth',2)

on a startup.m file

I think it's quite silly to be manually setting the thickness (graphically or by Azzi's command line on the command window) one plot at the time.

[Luis Blas]

You could use the following command: set(findall(gcf,'Type','line'),'LineWidth',2)

Answer 1

[Azzi Abdelmalek]

Without opening figure properties, select any point of your plot, then in windows command type:

   set(gco,'LineWidth',4)   % For example

[Ahmed]

it does not work

thanks

[Azzi Abdelmalek]

It should work, Maybe you did not select the plot, click on the line plot, the coordinates will appear

Answer 2

[Andrew Ouellette]

Starting in R2026a, you can do this directly from the rlocusplot command.

rlocusplot(rss(3),LineWidth=5)

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