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user_entry = check_edit(h,-266,266,0,t6_edit);

set(t6_slider,'Value',user_entry); % slider = text box.

T_Old = getappdata(0,'ThetaOld'); % Current pose

%

t1old = T_Old(1); t2old = T_Old(2); t3old = T_Old(3);

t4old = T_Old(4); t5old = T_Old(5);

%

pumaANI(t1old,t2old,t3old,t4old,t5old,user_entry,10,'n')

end

%%

function user_entry = check_edit(h,min_v,max_v,default,h_edit)

% This function will check the value typed in the text input box

% against min and max values, and correct errors.

%

% h: handle of gui

% min_v min value to check

% max_v max value to check

% default is the default value if user enters non number

% h_edit is the edit value to update.

%

user_entry = str2double(get(h,'string'));

if isnan(user_entry)

errordlg(['You must enter a numeric value, defaulting to ',num2str(default),'.'],'Bad Input','modal')

set(h_edit,'string',default);

user_entry = default;

end

%

if user_entry < min_v

errordlg(['Minimum limit is ',num2str(min_v),' degrees, using ',num2str(min_v),'.'],'Bad Input','modal')

user_entry = min_v;

set(h_edit,'string',user_entry);

end

if user_entry > max_v

errordlg(['Maximum limit is ',num2str(max_v),' degrees, using ',num2str(max_v),'.'],'Bad Input','modal')

user_entry = max_v;

set(h_edit,'string',user_entry);

end

end

%

%% Demo button's callback

function demo_button_press(h,dummy)

%

% disp('pushed demo bottom');

% R = 500;

% x = 1000;

n = 2; % demo ani steps

num = 30; % home to start, and end to home ani steps

% j = 1;

% M = 1000;

for t = 0:.1:7*pi

Px = 30*t*cos(t);

Py = 1200-300*t*(t)/(50*pi);

Pz = 30*t*sin(t);

[theta1,theta2,theta3,theta4,theta5,theta6] = PumaIK(Px,Py,Pz);

if t==0 %move to start of demo

pumaANI(theta1,theta2,theta3-180,0,0,0,num,'n')

end

% Theta 4, 5 & 6 are zero due to plotting at wrist origen.

pumaANI(theta1,theta2,theta3-180,0,0,0,n,'y')

set(t1_edit,'string',round(theta1)); % Update slider and text.

set(t1_slider,'Value',round(theta1));

set(t2_edit,'string',round(theta2));

set(t2_slider,'Value',round(theta2));

set(t3_edit,'string',round(theta3-180));

set(t3_slider,'Value',round(theta3-180));

end

gohome

% pumaANI(90,-90,-90,0,0,0,num,'n')

end

%

%

%%

function home_button_press(h,dummy)

%disp('pushed home bottom');

gohome

end

%

%%

function clr_trail_button_press(h,dummy)

%disp('pushed clear trail bottom');

handles = getappdata(0,'patch_h'); %

Tr = handles(9);

%

setappdata(0,'xtrail',0); % used for trail tracking.

setappdata(0,'ytrail',0); % used for trail tracking.

setappdata(0,'ztrail',0); % used for trail tracking.

%

set(Tr,'xdata',0,'ydata',0,'zdata',0);

end

%

%

function rnd_demo_button_press(h, dummy)

%disp('pushed random demo bottom');

% a = 10; b = 50; x = a + (b-a) * rand(5)

% Angle Range Default Name

% Theta 1: 320 (-160 to 160) 90 Waist Joint

% Theta 2: 220 (-110 to 110) -90 Shoulder Joint

% Theta 3: 270 (-135 to 135) -90 Elbow Joint

% Theta 4: 532 (-266 to 266) 0 Wrist Roll

% Theta 5: 200 (-100 to 100) 0 Wrist Bend

% Theta 6: 532 (-266 to 266) 0 Wrist Swival

t1_home = 90; % offsets to define the "home" postition as UP.

t2_home = -90;

t3_home = -90;

theta1 = -160 + 320*rand(1); % offset for home

theta2 = -110 + 220*rand(1); % in the UP pos.

theta3 = -135 + 270*rand(1);

theta4 = -266 + 532*rand(1);

theta5 = -100 + 200*rand(1);

theta6 = -266 + 532*rand(1);

n = 50;

pumaANI(theta1+t1_home,theta2+t2_home,theta3+t3_home,theta4,theta5,theta6,n,'y')

set(t1_edit,'string',round(theta1)); % Update slider and text.

set(t1_slider,'Value',round(theta1));

set(t2_edit,'string',round(theta2));

set(t2_slider,'Value',round(theta2));

set(t3_edit,'string',round(theta3));

set(t3_slider,'Value',round(theta3));

set(t4_edit,'string',round(theta4));

set(t4_slider,'Value',round(theta4));


set(t5_edit,'string',round(theta5));

set(t5_slider,'Value',round(theta5));

set(t6_edit,'string',round(theta6));

set(t6_slider,'Value',round(theta6));

end

%%

%Here are the functions used for this robot example:

%

%%

% When called this function will simply initialize a plot of the Puma 762

% robot by plotting it in it's home orientation and setting the current

% angles accordingly.

function gohome()

pumaANI(90,-90,-90,0,0,0,20,'n') % show it animate home

%PumaPOS(90,-90,-90,0,0,0) %drive it home, no animate.

set(t1_edit,'string',0);

set(t1_slider,'Value',0); %At the home position, so all

set(t2_edit,'string',0); %sliders and input boxes = 0.

set(t2_slider,'Value',0);

set(t3_edit,'string',0);

set(t3_slider,'Value',0);

set(t4_edit,'string',0);

set(t4_slider,'Value',0);

set(t5_edit,'string',0);

set(t5_slider,'Value',0);

set(t6_edit,'string',0);

set(t6_slider,'Value',0);

setappdata(0,'ThetaOld',[90,-90,-90,0,0,0]);

end

%%

% This function will load the 3D CAD data.

%

function loaddata

% Loads all the link data from file linksdata.mat.

% This data comes from a Pro/E 3D CAD model and was made with cad2matdemo.m

% from the file exchange. All link data manually stored in linksdata.mat

[linkdata]=load('linksdata.mat','s1','s2', 's3','s4','s5','s6','s7','A1');

%Place the robot link 'data' in a storage area

setappdata(0,'Link1_data',linkdata.s1);

setappdata(0,'Link2_data',linkdata.s2);

setappdata(0,'Link3_data',linkdata.s3);

setappdata(0,'Link4_data',linkdata.s4);

setappdata(0,'Link5_data',linkdata.s5);

setappdata(0,'Link6_data',linkdata.s6);

setappdata(0,'Link7_data',linkdata.s7);

setappdata(0,'Area_data',linkdata.A1);

end

%

%%

% Use forward kinematics to place the robot in a specified configuration.

%

function PumaPOS(theta1,theta2,theta3,theta4,theta5,theta6)

s1 = getappdata(0,'Link1_data');

s2 = getappdata(0,'Link2_data');

s3 = getappdata(0,'Link3_data');

s4 = getappdata(0,'Link4_data');

s5 = getappdata(0,'Link5_data');

s6 = getappdata(0,'Link6_data');

s7 = getappdata(0,'Link7_data');

A1 = getappdata(0,'Area_data');

%

a2 = 650;

a3 = 0;

d3 = 190;

d4 = 600;

Px = 5000;

Py = 5000;

Pz = 5000;

t1 = theta1;

t2 = theta2;

t3 = theta3 %-180;

t4 = theta4;

t5 = theta5;

t6 = theta6;

%

% Forward Kinematics

T_01 = tmat(0, 0, 0, t1);

T_12 = tmat(-90, 0, 0, t2);

T_23 = tmat(0, a2, d3, t3);

T_34 = tmat(-90, a3, d4, t4);

T_45 = tmat(90, 0, 0, t5);

T_56 = tmat(-90, 0, 0, t6);

%T_01 = T_01;

T_02 = T_01*T_12;

T_03 = T_02*T_23;

T_04 = T_03*T_34;

T_05 = T_04*T_45;

T_06 = T_05*T_56;

%

Link1 = s1.V1;

Link2 = (T_01*s2.V2')';

Link3 = (T_02*s3.V3')';

Link4 = (T_03*s4.V4')';

Link5 = (T_04*s5.V5')';

Link6 = (T_05*s6.V6')';

Link7 = (T_06*s7.V7')';

handles = getappdata(0,'patch_h'); %

L1 = handles(1);

L2 = handles(2);

L3 = handles(3);

L4 = handles(4);

L5 = handles(5);

L6 = handles(6);

L7 = handles(7);

%

set(L1,'vertices',Link1(:,1:3),'facec', [0.717,0.116,0.123]);

set(L1, 'EdgeColor','none');

set(L2,'vertices',Link2(:,1:3),'facec', [0.216,1,.583]);

set(L2, 'EdgeColor','none');

set(L3,'vertices',Link3(:,1:3),'facec', [0.306,0.733,1]);

set(L3, 'EdgeColor','none');

set(L4,'vertices',Link4(:,1:3),'facec', [1,0.542,0.493]);

set(L4, 'EdgeColor','none');

set(L5,'vertices',Link5(:,1:3),'facec', [0.216,1,.583]);

set(L5, 'EdgeColor','none');

set(L6,'vertices',Link6(:,1:3),'facec', [1,1,0.255]);

set(L6, 'EdgeColor','none');

set(L7,'vertices',Link7(:,1:3),'facec', [0.306,0.733,1]);

set(L7, 'EdgeColor','none');

end

%%

% This function computes the Inverse Kinematics for the Puma 762 robot

% given X,Y,Z coordinates for a point in the workspace. Note: The IK are

% computed for the origin of Coordinate systems 4,5 & 6.


function [theta1,theta2,theta3,theta4,theta5,theta6] = PumaIK(Px,Py,Pz)

theta4 = 0;

theta5 = 0;

theta6 = 0;

sign1 = 1;

sign3 = 1;

nogo = 0;

noplot = 0;

% Because the sqrt term in theta1 & theta3 can be + or - we run through

% all possible combinations (i = 4) and take the first combination that

% satisfies the joint angle constraints.

while nogo == 0;

for i = 1:1:4

if i == 1

sign1 = 1;

sign3 = 1;

elseif i == 2

sign1 = 1;

sign3 = -1;

elseif i == 3

sign1 = -1;

sign3 = 1;

else

sign1 = -1;

sign3 = -1;

end

a2 = 650;

a3 = 0;

d3 = 190;

d4 = 600;

rho = sqrt(Px^2+Py^2);

phi = atan2(Py,Px);

K = (Px^2+Py^2+Pz^2-a2^2-a3^2-d3^2-d4^2)/(2*a2);

c4 = cos(theta4);

s4 = sin(theta4);

c5 = cos(theta5);

s5 = sin(theta5);

c6 = cos(theta6);

s6 = sin(theta6);

theta1 = (atan2(Py,Px)-atan2(d3,sign1*sqrt(Px^2+Py^2-d3^2)));

c1 = cos(theta1);

s1 = sin(theta1);

theta3 = (atan2(a3,d4)-atan2(K,sign3*sqrt(a3^2+d4^2-K^2)));

c3 = cos(theta3);

s3 = sin(theta3);

t23 = atan2((-a3-a2*c3)*Pz-(c1*Px+s1*Py)*(d4-a2*s3),(a2*s3-d4)*Pz+(a3+a2*c3)*(c1*Px+s1*Py));

theta2 = (t23 - theta3);

c2 = cos(theta2);

s2 = sin(theta2);

s23 = ((-a3-a2*c3)*Pz+(c1*Px+s1*Py)*(a2*s3-d4))/(Pz^2+(c1*Px+s1*Py)^2);

c23 = ((a2*s3-d4)*Pz+(a3+a2*c3)*(c1*Px+s1*Py))/(Pz^2+(c1*Px+s1*Py)^2);

r13 = -c1*(c23*c4*s5+s23*c5)-s1*s4*s5;

r23 = -s1*(c23*c4*s5+s23*c5)+c1*s4*s5;

r33 = s23*c4*s5 - c23*c5;

theta4 = atan2(-r13*s1+r23*c1,-r13*c1*c23-r23*s1*c23+r33*s23);

r11 = c1*(c23*(c4*c5*c6-s4*s6)-s23*s5*c6)+s1*(s4*c5*c6+c4*s6);

r21 = s1*(c23*(c4*c5*c6-s4*s6)-s23*s5*c6)-c1*(s4*c5*c6+c4*s6);

r31 = -s23*(c4*c5*c6-s4*s6)-c23*s5*c6;

s5 = -(r13*(c1*c23*c4+s1*s4)+r23*(s1*c23*c4-c1*s4)-r33*(s23*c4));

c5 = r13*(-c1*s23)+r23*(-s1*s23)+r33*(-c23);

theta5 = atan2(s5,c5);

s6 = -r11*(c1*c23*s4-s1*c4)-r21*(s1*c23*s4+c1*c4)+r31*(s23*s4);

c6 = r11*((c1*c23*c4+s1*s4)*c5-c1*s23*s5)+r21*((s1*c23*c4-c1*s4)*c5-s1*s23*s5)-r31*(s23*c4*c5+c23*s5);

theta6 = atan2(s6,c6);

theta1 = theta1*180/pi;

theta2 = theta2*180/pi;

theta3 = theta3*180/pi;

theta4 = theta4*180/pi;

theta5 = theta5*180/pi;

theta6 = theta6*180/pi;

if theta2>=160 && theta2<=180

theta2 = -theta2;

end

if theta1<=160 && theta1>=-160 && (theta2<=20 && theta2>=-200) && theta3<=45 && theta3>=-225 && theta4<=266 && theta4>=-266 && theta5<=100 && theta5>=-100 && theta6<=266 && theta6>=-266

nogo = 1;

theta3 = theta3+180;

break

end

if i == 4 && nogo == 0

h = errordlg('Point unreachable due to joint angle constraints.','JOINT ERROR');

waitfor(h);

nogo = 1;

noplot = 1;

break

end

end

end

end

%

%%

function pumaANI(theta1,theta2,theta3,theta4,theta5,theta6,n,trail)

% This function will animate the Puma 762 robot given joint angles.

% n is number of steps for the animation

% trail is 'y' or 'n' (n = anything else) for leaving a trail.

%

%disp('in animate');

a2 = 650; %D-H paramaters

a3 = 0;

d3 = 190;

d4 = 600;

% Err2 = 0;

%

ThetaOld = getappdata(0,'ThetaOld');

%

theta1old = ThetaOld(1);

theta2old = ThetaOld(2);

theta3old = ThetaOld(3);

theta4old = ThetaOld(4);

theta5old = ThetaOld(5);

theta6old = ThetaOld(6);

%

t1 = linspace(theta1old,theta1,n);

t2 = linspace(theta2old,theta2,n);

t3 = linspace(theta3old,theta3,n);% -180;

t4 = linspace(theta4old,theta4,n);

t5 = linspace(theta5old,theta5,n);

t6 = linspace(theta6old,theta6,n);

n = length(t1);

for i = 2:1:n

% Forward Kinematics

%

T_01 = tmat(0, 0, 0, t1(i));

T_12 = tmat(-90, 0, 0, t2(i));

T_23 = tmat(0, a2, d3, t3(i));

T_34 = tmat(-90, a3, d4, t4(i));

T_45 = tmat(90, 0, 0, t5(i));

T_56 = tmat(-90, 0, 0, t6(i));

%


% % T_67 = [ 1 0 0 0

% % 0 1 0 0

% % 0 0 1 188

% % 0 0 0 1];

%T_01 = T_01; % it is, but don't need to say so.

T_02 = T_01*T_12;

T_03 = T_02*T_23;

T_04 = T_03*T_34;

T_05 = T_04*T_45;

T_06 = T_05*T_56;

% T_07 = T_06*T_67;

%

s1 = getappdata(0,'Link1_data');

s2 = getappdata(0,'Link2_data');

s3 = getappdata(0,'Link3_data');

s4 = getappdata(0,'Link4_data');

s5 = getappdata(0,'Link5_data');

s6 = getappdata(0,'Link6_data');

s7 = getappdata(0,'Link7_data');

%A1 = getappdata(0,'Area_data');

Link1 = s1.V1;

Link2 = (T_01*s2.V2')';

Link3 = (T_02*s3.V3')';

Link4 = (T_03*s4.V4')';

Link5 = (T_04*s5.V5')';

Link6 = (T_05*s6.V6')';

Link7 = (T_06*s7.V7')';

% Tool = T_07;

% if sqrt(Tool(1,4)^2+Tool(2,4)^2)<514

% Err2 = 1;

% break

% end

%

handles = getappdata(0,'patch_h'); %

L1 = handles(1);

L2 = handles(2);

L3 = handles(3);

L4 = handles(4);

L5 = handles(5);

L6 = handles(6);

L7 = handles(7);

Tr = handles(9);

%

set(L1,'vertices',Link1(:,1:3),'facec', [0.717,0.116,0.123]);

set(L1, 'EdgeColor','none');

set(L2,'vertices',Link2(:,1:3),'facec', [0.216,1,.583]);

set(L2, 'EdgeColor','none');

set(L3,'vertices',Link3(:,1:3),'facec', [0.306,0.733,1]);

set(L3, 'EdgeColor','none');

set(L4,'vertices',Link4(:,1:3),'facec', [1,0.542,0.493]);

set(L4, 'EdgeColor','none');

set(L5,'vertices',Link5(:,1:3),'facec', [0.216,1,.583]);

set(L5, 'EdgeColor','none');

set(L6,'vertices',Link6(:,1:3),'facec', [1,1,0.255]);

set(L6, 'EdgeColor','none');

set(L7,'vertices',Link7(:,1:3),'facec', [0.306,0.733,1]);

set(L7, 'EdgeColor','none');

% store trail in appdata

if trail == 'y'

x_trail = getappdata(0,'xtrail');

y_trail = getappdata(0,'ytrail');

z_trail = getappdata(0,'ztrail');

%

xdata = [x_trail T_04(1,4)];

ydata = [y_trail T_04(2,4)];

zdata = [z_trail T_04(3,4)];

%

setappdata(0,'xtrail',xdata); % used for trail tracking.

setappdata(0,'ytrail',ydata); % used for trail tracking.

setappdata(0,'ztrail',zdata); % used for trail tracking.

%

set(Tr,'xdata',xdata,'ydata',ydata,'zdata',zdata);

end

drawnow

end

setappdata(0,'ThetaOld',[theta1,theta2,theta3,theta4,theta5,theta6]);

end

%%

%

%

%%

function InitHome

% Use forward kinematics to place the robot in a specified

% configuration.

% Figure setup data, create a new figure for the GUI

set(0,'Units','pixels')

dim = get(0,'ScreenSize');

fig_1 = figure('doublebuffer','on','Position',[0,35,dim(3)-200,dim(4)-110],...

'MenuBar','none','Name',' 3D Puma Robot Graphical Demo',...

'NumberTitle','off','CloseRequestFcn',@del_app);

hold on;

%light('Position',[-1 0 0]);

light % add a default light

daspect([1 1 1]) % Setting the aspect ratio

view(135,25)

xlabel('X'),ylabel('Y'),zlabel('Z');

title('WWU Robotics Lab PUMA 762');

axis([-1500 1500 -1500 1500 -1120 1500]);

plot3([-1500,1500],[-1500,-1500],[-1120,-1120],'k')

plot3([-1500,-1500],[-1500,1500],[-1120,-1120],'k')

plot3([-1500,-1500],[-1500,-1500],[-1120,1500],'k')

plot3([-1500,-1500],[1500,1500],[-1120,1500],'k')

plot3([-1500,1500],[-1500,-1500],[1500,1500],'k')

plot3([-1500,-1500],[-1500,1500],[1500,1500],'k')

s1 = getappdata(0,'Link1_data');

s2 = getappdata(0,'Link2_data');

s3 = getappdata(0,'Link3_data');

s4 = getappdata(0,'Link4_data');

s5 = getappdata(0,'Link5_data');

s6 = getappdata(0,'Link6_data');

s7 = getappdata(0,'Link7_data');

A1 = getappdata(0,'Area_data');

%

a2 = 650;

a3 = 0;

d3 = 190;

d4 = 600;

Px = 5000;

Py = 5000;

Pz = 5000;

%The 'home' position, for init.

t1 = 90;

t2 = -90;

t3 = -90;

t4 = 0;

t5 = 0;

t6 = 0;

% Forward Kinematics

T_01 = tmat(0, 0, 0, t1);

T_12 = tmat(-90, 0, 0, t2);

T_23 = tmat(0, a2, d3, t3);

T_34 = tmat(-90, a3, d4, t4);

T_45 = tmat(90, 0, 0, t5);


T_56 = tmat(-90, 0, 0, t6);

% Each link fram to base frame transformation

T_02 = T_01*T_12;

T_03 = T_02*T_23;

T_04 = T_03*T_34;

T_05 = T_04*T_45;

T_06 = T_05*T_56;

% Actual vertex data of robot links

Link1 = s1.V1;

Link2 = (T_01*s2.V2')';

Link3 = (T_02*s3.V3')';

Link4 = (T_03*s4.V4')';

Link5 = (T_04*s5.V5')';

Link6 = (T_05*s6.V6')';

Link7 = (T_06*s7.V7')';

% points are no fun to watch, make it look 3d.

L1 = patch('faces', s1.F1, 'vertices' ,Link1(:,1:3));

L2 = patch('faces', s2.F2, 'vertices' ,Link2(:,1:3));

L3 = patch('faces', s3.F3, 'vertices' ,Link3(:,1:3));

L4 = patch('faces', s4.F4, 'vertices' ,Link4(:,1:3));

L5 = patch('faces', s5.F5, 'vertices' ,Link5(:,1:3));

L6 = patch('faces', s6.F6, 'vertices' ,Link6(:,1:3));

L7 = patch('faces', s7.F7, 'vertices' ,Link7(:,1:3));

A1 = patch('faces', A1.Fa, 'vertices' ,A1.Va(:,1:3));

Tr = plot3(0,0,0,'b.'); % holder for trail paths

%

setappdata(0,'patch_h',[L1,L2,L3,L4,L5,L6,L7,A1,Tr])

%

setappdata(0,'xtrail',0); % used for trail tracking.

setappdata(0,'ytrail',0); % used for trail tracking.

setappdata(0,'ztrail',0); % used for trail tracking.

%

set(L1, 'facec', [0.717,0.116,0.123]);

set(L1, 'EdgeColor','none');

set(L2, 'facec', [0.216,1,.583]);

set(L2, 'EdgeColor','none');

set(L3, 'facec', [0.306,0.733,1]);

set(L3, 'EdgeColor','none');

set(L4, 'facec', [1,0.542,0.493]);

set(L4, 'EdgeColor','none');

set(L5, 'facec', [0.216,1,.583]);

set(L5, 'EdgeColor','none');

set(L6, 'facec', [1,1,0.255]);

set(L6, 'EdgeColor','none');

set(L7, 'facec', [0.306,0.733,1]);

set(L7, 'EdgeColor','none');

set(A1, 'facec', [.8,.8,.8],'FaceAlpha',.25);

set(A1, 'EdgeColor','none');

%

setappdata(0,'ThetaOld',[90,-90,-90,0,0,0]);

%

end

%%

function T = tmat(alpha, a, d, theta)

% tmat(alpha, a, d, theta) (T-Matrix used in Robotics)

% The homogeneous transformation called the "T-MATRIX"

% as used in the Kinematic Equations for robotic type

% systems (or equivalent).

%

% This is equation 3.6 in Craig's "Introduction to Robotics."

% alpha, a, d, theta are the Denavit-Hartenberg parameters.

%

% (NOTE: ALL ANGLES MUST BE IN DEGREES.)

%

alpha = alpha*pi/180; %Note: alpha is in radians.

theta = theta*pi/180; %Note: theta is in radians.

c = cos(theta);

s = sin(theta);

ca = cos(alpha);

sa = sin(alpha);

T = [c -s 0 a; s*ca c*ca -sa -sa*d; s*sa c*sa ca ca*d; 0 0 0 1];

end

%%

function del_app(varargin)

%This is the main figure window close function, to remove any

% app data that may be left due to using it for geometry.

%CloseRequestFcn

% here is the data to remove:

% Link1_data: [1x1 struct]

% Link2_data: [1x1 struct]

% Link3_data: [1x1 struct]

% Link4_data: [1x1 struct]

% Link5_data: [1x1 struct]

% Link6_data: [1x1 struct]

% Link7_data: [1x1 struct]

% Area_data: [1x1 struct]

% patch_h: [1x9 double]

% ThetaOld: [90 -182 -90 -106 80 106]

% xtrail: 0

% ytrail: 0

% ztrail: 0

% Now remove them.

rmappdata(0,'Link1_data');

rmappdata(0,'Link2_data');

rmappdata(0,'Link3_data');

rmappdata(0,'Link4_data');

rmappdata(0,'Link5_data');

rmappdata(0,'Link6_data');

rmappdata(0,'Link7_data');

rmappdata(0,'ThetaOld');

rmappdata(0,'Area_data');

rmappdata(0,'patch_h');

rmappdata(0,'xtrail');

rmappdata(0,'ytrail');

rmappdata(0,'ztrail');

delete(fig_1);

end

%%

function [hout,ax_out] = uibutton(varargin)

%uibutton: Create pushbutton with more flexible labeling than uicontrol.

% Usage:

% uibutton accepts all the same arguments as uicontrol except for the

% following property changes:

%

% Property Values

% ----------- ------------------------------------------------------

% Style 'pushbutton', 'togglebutton' or 'text', default =

% 'pushbutton'.

% String Same as for text() including cell array of strings and

% TeX or LaTeX interpretation.