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

2camup
Purpose Set or query the camera up vector
Syntax camup
camup([up_vector])
camup('mode')
camup('auto')
camup('manual')
camup(axes_handle,...)
Description The camera up vector specifies the direction that is oriented up in the scene.
camup
camup with no arguments returns the camera up vector setting in the current
axes.
camup([up_vector]) sets the up vector in the current axes to the specified
value. Specify the up vector as x-, y-, and z-components. See Remarks.
camup('mode') returns the current value of the camera up vector mode, which
can be either auto (the default) or manual.
camup('auto') sets the camera up vector mode to auto. In auto mode,
MATLAB uses a value for the up vector of [0 1 0] for 2-D views. This means
the z-axis points up.
camup('manual') sets the camera up vector mode to manual. Inmanual mode,
MATLAB does not change the value of the camera up vector.
camup(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,
camup operates on the current axes.
Remarks camup sets or queries values of the axes object CameraUpVector and
CameraUpVectorMode properties.
Specify the camera up vector as the x-, y-, and z-coordinates of a point in the
axes coordinate system that forms the directed line segment PQ, where P is the
point (0,0,0) and Q is the specified x-, y-, and z-coordinates. This line always
points up. The length of the line PQ has no effect on the orientation of the
scene. This means a value of [0 0 1] produces the same results as [0 0 25].
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