Plotting more than one graph onto a 3d plot

Despite having used the hold on function the code below only gives me 1 curve for an ODE I wish to plot with 3 separate initial conditions.

w_initial = [-1; .1; -.1];          %column vector containing initial values
[t, w] = ode45(@thefunc, t_duration, w_initial);
figure
plot3(w(:,1),w(:,2), w(:,3), '.');
 
grid on;
w_initial = [.4; -1; .2];          %column vector containing initial values
[t, w] = ode45(@thefunc, t_duration, w_initial);
figure
plot3(w(:,1),w(:,2), w(:,3), '.');
 
hold on;
w_initial = [-.5; 0; 0];          %column vector containing initial values
[t, w] = ode45(@thefunc, t_duration, w_initial);
figure
plot3(w(:,1),w(:,2), w(:,3), '.');
hold off;
grid on;

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

Remove the calls to figure

Move the call to "hold on" to after the first plot3() call

[matlab_day]

With the following code I still see only 1 curve as shown in the attached image.

w_initial = [-1; .1; -.1]; %column vector containing initial values

[t, w] = ode45(@thefunc, t_duration, w_initial);

figure

plot3(w(:,1),w(:,2), w(:,3), '.');

hold on;

w_initial = [-.5; 0; 0]; %column vector containing initial values

[t, w] = ode45(@thefunc, t_duration, w_initial);

figure

plot3(w(:,1),w(:,2), w(:,3), '.');

hold off;

[Walter Roberson]

Remove all the calls to figure()