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Let's assume I have M 0 0 a4.9916 4.9916 0 0 1 -0.59375 0.1875 notice this is the relative version which I think simply means that the last two values must be adjusted by the current point and in this case it is 0, 0.
I have summarized so far that the Points is basically all the parameters of a, no issue there. What I can't figure out is what is cx, cy, px, py parameters?
I can't seem to get the correct arc. Is cx,cy current point that would make since, is that correct?
It is the px, py I don't really have any idea at all what it could be or how to derive it from the information I have.
Given this is a relative instruction would I need to update points based on the current location or is that somehow related to the c or p parameters?
Thanks for your time!
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First, thanks for the library. This might be considered related to #13 Given documentation or a test as an example for AddArc may clarify both issues.
I am trying to figure out how to use AddArc given an SVG 2.0 instruction.
rasterx/shapes.go
Line 99 in 85cb727
Let's assume I have
M 0 0 a4.9916 4.9916 0 0 1 -0.59375 0.1875
notice this is the relative version which I think simply means that the last two values must be adjusted by the current point and in this case it is 0, 0.I have summarized so far that the Points is basically all the parameters of a, no issue there. What I can't figure out is what is cx, cy, px, py parameters?
I can't seem to get the correct arc. Is cx,cy current point that would make since, is that correct?
It is the px, py I don't really have any idea at all what it could be or how to derive it from the information I have.
Given this is a relative instruction would I need to update points based on the current location or is that somehow related to the c or p parameters?
Thanks for your time!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: