- d: used to start drawing
- M: move to
- A: makes an arc
- has rx and ry to specify the radius in the x and y direction
- L: makes a line
- coordinates are placed after each letter to specify where they go
- Q: makes a Bezier curve which is a line that is pulled by points like a magnet
- Quadratic Bezier curves use only one control point
- Cubic Bezier curves use two control points
- lowercase letters are used to specify coordinates from where the "pen" was last left off while uppercase letters are for absolute points
- Z: automatically closes the path
Tuesday, February 18, 2014
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Excellent summary! Now there are two kinds of Bezier curves, yes? Quadratic and cubic. See if next week you can make a post describing the difference between them.
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