mphmesh

mphmesh(model) plots the mesh in a MATLAB figure.

mphmesh(model,meshtag,...) plots the mesh meshtag in a MATLAB figure. If there is only one mesh in the model the meshtag can be left empty.

The function mphmesh accepts the following property/value pairs:

Table 6-23: property/value Pairs for the mphmesh Command
property	Value	default	description
Parent	Double		Parent axis
Edgecolor	Char	k	Edge color
Edgelabels	on \| off	off	Show edge labels
Edgelabelscolor	Char	k	Color for edge labels
Edgemode	on \| off	on	Show edges
Facealpha	Double	1	Set transparency value
Facelabels	on \| off	off	Show face labels
Facelabelscolor	Char	k	Color for face labels
Facemode	on \| off	on	Show faces
Meshcolor	Char \| vector	gray	Color for face element
Vertexcolor	Char \| vector	k	Color for vertices
Vertexlabels	on \| off	off	Show vertex labels
Vertexlabelscolor	Char \| vector	k	Color for vertex labels
Vertexmode	on \| off	off	Show vertices
View	String \| 'auto' \| ''		View settings

Example

Plot the mesh

model = mphopen('model_tutorial_llmatlab');

model.component('comp1').mesh.run;

mphmesh(model)

Create a second mesh with an “extra fine” default mesh settings and plot it:

mesh = model.component('comp1').create('mesh2');

mesh.autoMeshSize(2);

mesh.run;

mphmesh(model,'mesh2','meshcolor','r');

The mesh can be plotted with view settings applied. This results in a mesh with grid, axes labels, lights, hiding etc. applied to the plot. Usually it is sufficient to use the auto setting, but any valid view can be applied:

mphmesh(model, 'mesh1', 'view', 'auto')

Plot data can be returned from mphmesh. This can be used to create the plot later or to extract information used to create the plot for further analysis

pd = mphmesh(model, 'mesh1');

mphplot(pd)