fill rectangles with colors
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hello ..
i used this instraction to plot rectangles with defrent colors ..i need help to fill those rectangles with colors .>>
thanks for hellllp :)
.plot([posx posx+Element(i).W posx+Element(i).W posx posx],...
[posy posy posy+Element(i).H posy+Element(i).H posy],...
'-','color',cl(i,:))
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Sudheer Bhimireddy
2020-8-4
Try this:
With the vertices you have, create surfaces and adjust the Z value to see the overlap. However, this way hides the overlapped regions and shows only the top most surface as shown in the attached image.
h=figure;
surf([0 1;0 1],[0 0;1 1],[1 1;1 1]);
hold on;
surf([0 2;0 2],[0 0;2 2],[1 1;1 1]-0.01);
surf([1.4 1.8;1.4 1.8],[1.4 1.4;1.8 1.8],[1 1;1 1]+0.01);
surf([0.7 1.2;0.7 1.2],[0.7 0.7;1.2 1.2],[1 1;1 1]+0.02);
view([0 90]);
Result:
Hope this helps.
Image Analyst
2020-8-4
Did you try the rectangle() function? It has options for 'FaceColor', and 'EdgeColor'.
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Sudheer Bhimireddy
2020-8-5
If you are using rectangle() inside the loop and have manageable number of them, make sure to alter the 'FaceColor' and 'EdgeColor' properties each time the method is invoked.
% this way you will have more control over coloring them
edge_colors = {'k','r','b','m','g','c'};
face_colors = {'k','r','b','m','g','c'};
h = figure;
clf;
hold on;
for i =1:n
rectangle([ ],[ ],'FaceColor',face_colors{i},'EdgeColors',edge_colors{i});
end
Image Analyst
2020-8-5
Try this:
numRects = 20;
positions = rand(numRects, 4); % Positions = [x, y, width, height]
% this way you will have more control over coloring them
edge_colors = rand(numRects, 3);
face_colors = rand(numRects, 3);
h = figure;
clf;
hold on;
for k = 1 : numRects
rectangle('Position', positions(k, :), 'FaceColor',face_colors(k, :),'EdgeColor',edge_colors(k, :), 'LineWidth', 2);
end
grid on;
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