Transparency (MarkerFaceAlpha) in scatter not working
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I have the following lines in my code. I'm trying to make certain points transparent, but whatever I do and even when lowering "tr" to 0.00001, the points just do not get transparent. I've also tried it with the t.MarkerFaceAlpha in the code, also does not help. Why does the transparency not work? Is there another way to make it work?
batch = 100;
batcho = 0:batch-1;
for i=1:c_max;
color = cm(i,:)
x = cl{i}(:,1);
y = cl{i}(:,2);
size = (cl{i}(:,3).^1)*2;
tr = (cl{i}(:,3).^5)*1;
for j = 1 : batch : size(cl{i}(:,1),1) - batch + 1
t = scatter(x(j+batcho), y(j+batcho), size(j+batcho), 'MarkerFaceAlpha', tr(j), 'MarkerEdgeColor',color);
t.MarkerFaceAlpha = tr(j)
end
t = scatter(x(j+batch:end), y(j+batch:end), size(j+batch:end),'MarkerFaceAlpha', tr(j), 'MarkerEdgeColor',color);
t.MarkerFaceAlpha = tr(j)
end
I'm using batch in my code because I have 250k points to plot. cl contains different groups that add up to 250k data points
8 Kommentare
Adam
am 22 Mai 2019
I'm not sure what you are aiming to do here. You create a lot of scatter plots that just all keep replacing each other and only the final one will remain at the end of this code. You would need a
hold on
instruction (or preferably giving it an axes handle) to keep all of your scatter plots.
mootje_3000
am 22 Mai 2019
mootje_3000
am 22 Mai 2019
mootje_3000
am 22 Mai 2019
Walter Roberson
am 23 Mai 2019
h = scatter(rand(50,1), rand(50,1), 'g', 'filled', 'MarkerFaceAlpha', 0.3)
is working for me in R2019a on Mac.
mootje_3000
am 23 Mai 2019
Adam
am 23 Mai 2019
Within a single scatter plot object all points must have the same transparency. This appears to be what your original code is doing too since you are using a new call to scatter every time round your for loop where your alpha value changes.
mootje_3000
am 23 Mai 2019
Bearbeitet: mootje_3000
am 23 Mai 2019
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