Plotting 3D curves onto 3 different 2D subplots

Hi,

I have lots of 3D curves which are colored encoded (means that for every point of each curve there is a different color). I have [X,Y,Z] which is Nx3 matrix defines the curve, and [cdata] Nx3 RGB matrix for each curve. I want to plot all the curves together in the same figure, so I used the following code:

for #ofcurves
  p = patch([X' NaN],[Y' NaN],[Z' NaN],0); 
  cdata = reshape([cdata; NaN NaN NaN],length(cdata),1,3);
  set(p,'CData', cdata, 'EdgeColor','interp','SpecularColorReflectance',1);
  hold on;
end

With this method I get a 3D 'shape' that is very hard to render, but is working.

In order to get a better view of those curves, I want to divide this 3D image into 3 2D images for each plane (X-Y,X-Z,Y-Z), but when I try the above method it takes forever to produce... it would be faster to make the 3D image and then make each subplot to view it from a different angle - how can I do that? Or if you have a better way to do it please share.

[dpb]

Probably attaching a dataset for testing and an image of what you've achieved and description of what you'd like would help...it's hard to envision just from code.