I would like to make a triangle like this one using these source codes that I made already:
function pyramid(a)
for b = 1:a
base = (sqrt(3)*b)/2;
height = 1 - (b * 3/2)
c = [-base base 0 -base];
d = [height height 1 height];
plot(c,d); hold on
end
this only plots the structure of the triangle
how do i make it plot like that? (with inner triangles)

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a = 5;
base = sqrt(3) / 2;
height = 1 - 3/2;
c = [-base, base, 0, -base];
d = [height, height, 1, height];
figure;
axes('NextPlot', 'add'); % As: hold on
for ia = 1:a
for ib = 1:ia
plot(c + (2 * ib - ia) * base, d + 3 * ia * height);
end
end

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I can't seem to squeeze the plot between y = 1 and y = 1 - height, how can i change it that way
Jan
Jan il 27 Apr 2021
I do not understand, what you want. What should be "squeezed"? You can scale the variables base and hight however you like.
The y-axis of the plot should be betwwen 1 and [ 1 - height ]. While its x axis is between [ - base ] and [ + base ]. So the triangle will be just be "squeezed" between those coordinates. Sorry for asking again.
Jan
Jan il 1 Mag 2021
There is no need to say "sorry", because questions about Matlab are the purpose of this forum. Let me mention, that you did not aks a question in your last comment.
According to your description you have to divide the positions by a sacalar factor and shift the y positions by a scalar constant. This is simple maths.

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