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AHMAD MU'AZZIN BIN WAHAB
AHMAD MU'AZZIN BIN WAHAB

Reputation: 1

how to create a nature shape in matlab?

i am a newbie here.. please excuse me for asking a straight forward question as i did not have the right information to do so.

for my question above, can anyone help me to create various shape in matlab?

i know how to make a simple triangle, rectangle in matlab.

what i am looking for is how to create animal patterns in matlab. all i need is the boundary layer (outer layer). like from a bird / butterfly. something like the picture below.

butterfly wing:

butterfly wing

can anyone give me tips / links to help me.

and yes, i also did not have the coding. i am totally lost on how to make the pattern in matlab.

my real purpose was to add mesh pattern into the wings. i have the code for the mesh. all i need is the code on how to make the wing shape.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 144

Answers (1)

Vahe Tshitoyan
Vahe Tshitoyan

Reputation: 1439

If you already have the image created by another program, you can import it to matlab using imread. If you then want to get a binary boundary, you can use im2bw.

threshold = 0.7; % you can play with this to get what you want
binary_img = im2bw(imread('PATH\TO\IMAGE.jpg'), threshold);

In matlab versions starting at 2016a there is another function called imbinarize you might want to have a look at.

As for creating patterns from scratch, as already mentioned in the comments, matlab should not be your choice. Unless, of course, you have a well defined mathematical equation or a problem solution to which becomes the boundary. For this you can look into fimplicit, fplot etc..

Upvotes: 0

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