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Lines.'off' — Do not label the contour lines. Contour line width, specified as a positive value in points. One point equals 1/72 inch. Label spacing along the contour lines, specified as a scalar value in points, where one point is 1/72 inch. Use this property to control the number of contour labels along the contour lines. Smaller values produce more labels. You must set the ShowText property to 'on' for the LabelSpacing property to have an effect. If you use the clabel function to display the labels, then the LabelSpacing property has no effect and the plot displays one label per line. Output Argumentscollapse allM — Contour matrix matrixContour matrix, returned as a two-row matrix of following form. Z1, x1,1, x1,2, ..., x1,N1, Z2, x2,1, x2,2, ..., x2,N2, Z3, ...N1, y1,1, y1,2, ..., y1,N1, N2, y2,1, y2,2, ..., y2,N2, N3, ...The columns of the matrix define the contour lines. Each contour line starts with a column containing Z and N values:Zi — The height of the ith contour lineNi — The number of vertices in the ith contour line(xij, yij) — The coordinates of the vertices for the ith contour line, where j ranges from 1 to Nic — Contour object Contour objectContour object. Use this object to set properties after displaying the contour plot.Extended CapabilitiesGPU Arrays Accelerate code by running on a graphics processing unit (GPU) using Parallel Computing Toolbox™.The contourf function supports GPU array input with these usage notes and limitations:This function accepts GPU arrays, but does not run on a GPU.For more information, see Run MATLAB Functions on a GPU (Parallel Computing Toolbox).Distributed Arrays Partition large arrays across the combined memory of your cluster using Parallel Computing Toolbox™.Usage notes and limitations:This function operates on distributed arrays, but executes in the client MATLAB.For more information, see Run MATLAB Functions with Distributed Arrays (Parallel Computing Toolbox).Version HistoryIntroduced before R2006a

Window elements:1 - Menu bar2 - Toolbar - contains frequently used commands from menu3 - Elements tree (contours and elements)4 - Drawing area5 - Preview of generated G-codeMenu options description:Contours menu:Clear Contour(s) - clear all elements of contour(s) (Prompts to save current contour, if changed)Load Contours(s) - load saved contour(s)Save Contour(s)/Save Contour(s) As - save currently drawn contour(s)Generate CNC Code and Exit (To G-code) - generates CNC code from currently drawn contours and exits editing windowQuit - close editing window without generation of CNC codeEdit menu:Undo - undo last stepSelect All - select all elements of contour(s)Reorder Contours - If multiple contours are drawn, reorder them by clicking Up and Down buttonsProperties - displays properties of selected element(s)View menu:Select Mode - left click on mouse selects contour elements (pan with right mouse button, zoom with mouse wheel)Pan Mode - pan with left mouse buttonZoom Mode - zoom with left mouse buttonGrid - Sets dot grid on/offSnap - Turns on/off snap option (snap to end/mid/center points of existing elements)Orto mode - Turns on/off Ortho mode (helpful for vertical/horizontal drawing)Set New Zero Point - define new zero point for contours with one click in drawing areaContour menu:Load From DXF File - Create contour from DXF file or load DXF drawing as background for countour drawingReverse Contour Direction - reverses direction of machining for selected contourSet Contour Z Level(s) - define number of Z passes for a contourApproach and Retract to Contour - define approach and retract moves for a contourRename Contour - change name of a contourDelete Contour - delete selected contourDelete Background Contour(s) - deletes DXF contours loaded as backgroundElement menu:Add Line - draw line with clicks in drawing area or press "d" on keyboard for definition of line in dialogAdd Arc - draw arc with clicks in drawing area or press "d" on keyboard for definition of arc in dialog. Arc can be drawn as definition of Start/End/Radius or Start/End/Center.Add Circle - draw circle with clicks in drawing area or press "d" on keyboard for definition of circle in dialog. Circle can be drawn as definition of Center/Radius or Start/Center.Delete element(s) - delete selected elements of contoursConvert to Line - convert selected element to line (rapid or machining move). You can use keyboard shortcuts 0 and 1.Convert to Arc - convert selected element to arc (G2 or G3). You can use keyboard shortcuts (2 or 3). Enter radius of arc in dialog.Tool Radius Compensation - turn on/off tool radius compensation (G41/G42). You can use keyboard direction arrows as shortcuts.Copy from Background - select element from DXF file loaded as background. Selected element becomes part of machining contour.Move - move selected element(s) for defined value (press "d" for precise definition of movement in dialog)Copy - copy selected element(s) - similar as move but elements are copiedScale - scale selected element(s) - pick origin point of scaling and scale factorOffset - offset selected element(s) - select side, offset value and offset gap typeRotate - rotate selected element(s) - select origin point of