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Subject: Re: Plot Nonorthogonal Coordinate Systems
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Johan Carlson:The only solution I see is to draw your own coordinate system and then turn off the old one. It's a bit of coding to do, but if you have the representation of the non-orthogonal axes in the cartesian system, it should be possible.

I see what you mean, and it's a good idea. It will be kind of annoying, but once I code it once, it will be there for me.  I will dig in more to study some of the graphical abilities of matlab and see what I can do.  The drawing of the coordinate system will be easy, but adding other features I have in mind will take a bit of time.

Thank you everyone for the recommendations and responses.