Live Script with animation

Question

MATLAB 2016a introduced Live Scripts, allowing to show plotting output next to the script. Is it somehow possible to show animations? For example, the following code in a regular script will plot a few points and then rotate the axes:

x = rand(10, 3);
plot3(x(:, 1), x(:, 2), x(:, 3), 'o')
for ii = 1:360
    camorbit(1, 10*cos(ii/90*pi)*pi/45)
    drawnow
    pause(0.01)
end

If this is embedded in a Live Script, the initial plot is shown, then seemingly nothing happens while the loop is running, then the last aspect (which is the same as the original plot) is shown in a new display item.

Alternatively, is there an option to interact with the plots in a live script (other than double-clicking to open the plot in a new figure)? E.g. rotate3d does not have an effect.

Edit: As of release 2019a, animations are possible as per release notes.

Answer 1

It seems the answer is no - Live Scripts are too young to be that feature rich yet. The fact alone that they're undebuggable would make me stay away from them for 1-2 versions more. Have you looked into Matlab Notebooks? If you're after pretty formatting and some basic interactivity, It might be what you seek.