MATLAB Function Reference Volume 1: A - E - Bad Request

2camtarget
Purpose Set or query the location of the camera target
Syntax camtarget
camtarget([camera_target])
camtarget('mode')
camtarget('auto')
camtarget('manual')
camtarget(axes_handle,...)
camtarget
Description The camera target is the location in the axes that the camera points to. The
camera remains oriented toward this point regardless of its position.
camtarget with no arguments returns the location of the camera target in the
current axes.
camtarget([camera_target]) sets the camera target in the current axes to
the specified value. Specify the target as a three-element vector containing the
x-, y-, and z-coordinates of the desired location in the data units of the axes.
camtarget('mode') returns the value of the camera target mode, which can be
either auto (the default) or manual.
camtarget('auto') sets the camera target mode to auto.
camtarget('manual') sets the camera target mode to manual.
camtarget(axes_handle,...) performs the set or query on the axes identified
by the first argument, axes_handle. When you do not specify an axes handle,
camtarget operates on the current axes.
Remarks camtarget sets or queries values of the axes object Cameratarget and
CameraTargetMode properties.
When the camera target mode is auto, MATLAB positions the camera target
at the center of the axes plot box.
Examples This example moves the camera position and the camera target along the
x-axis in a series of steps:
surf(peaks);
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