MATLAB: How to plot 4 rectangles, having their center, and knowing their half width and heigh

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I'm trying to plot 4 rectangles, I have their center points in a 4X2 Matrix,(A) and I have in a 1X2(B) Matrix the half of width and height. B = [height/2 width/2];

Thanks, Luis Garcia.

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The 'Position' parameter takes a vector of 4 values which are the location of the bottom/left corner (x,y) and the width and height. You have the center points and the width and height so you'll need to calculate the bottom/left corner position which should be straightforward.

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