Post by Thijs on Aug 5, 2016 10:23:15 GMT
Hey there! I wondered why doesn't the draw library include any functions for drawing parallellograms.
Parallellograms can manually be drawn too, using lines (it would still look like a silly parallellogram..) , but filling it with a color is another story.
I'd appreciate it.
It may be possible to make a parallellogram manually using a rectangle and two wedges, but a build-in function would work faster.
draw.fillpara(xd1, y1, xd2, xu, y2, color)
xd1 = left point under
y1 = y-position under
xd2 = right point under
xu = left x-position up
y2 = y-position up
color = {r, g, b, opacity}
[xu]------------------------[##] • y2
\ \
\ color \
\ \
[xd1]--------------------[xd2] • y1
Rotating the parallellogram may be usefull too.
Thx for reading
Doeii
Parallellograms can manually be drawn too, using lines (it would still look like a silly parallellogram..) , but filling it with a color is another story.
I'd appreciate it.
It may be possible to make a parallellogram manually using a rectangle and two wedges, but a build-in function would work faster.
draw.fillpara(xd1, y1, xd2, xu, y2, color)
xd1 = left point under
y1 = y-position under
xd2 = right point under
xu = left x-position up
y2 = y-position up
color = {r, g, b, opacity}
[xu]------------------------[##] • y2
\ \
\ color \
\ \
[xd1]--------------------[xd2] • y1
Rotating the parallellogram may be usefull too.
Thx for reading
Doeii
