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As I write this, docs.rs hasn't had time to refresh yet, so a lot of the doc links in the post that are not working yet should show up eventually, I hope I got them right.
It has been a very long time coming, lyon 1.0 is up on crates.io.
Now I would love to see a universal Bezier path crate, storage + common utilities like length, point at offset, some low-level stuff, etc. So it could be used as a foundation for other crates. Currently, there is a lot of friction because each crate has its own implementation.
Do you have any more details about what you're doing with that example? It looks potentially very similar to my recent thesis work for generating procedural brush strokes styles. We plan to implement this concept into Graphite. My hacky last-minute solution for path self-intersection was setting gl.blendEquation(gl.MIN);, although probably an actual blend mode like multiply would be more appropriate (but slightly harder to implement).
Do you have any more details about what you're doing with that example? It looks potentially very similar to my recent thesis work for generating procedural brush strokes styles. We plan to implement this concept into Graphite. My hacky last-minute solution for path self-intersection was setting gl.blendEquation(gl.MIN);, although probably an actual blend mode like multiply would be more appropriate (but slightly harder to implement).
Do you have any more details about what you're doing with that example? It looks potentially very similar to my recent thesis work for generating procedural brush strokes styles. We plan to implement this concept into Graphite. My hacky last-minute solution for path self-intersection was setting gl.blendEquation(gl.MIN);, although probably an actual blend mode like multiply would be more appropriate (but slightly harder to implement).
Where is the changelog? https://github.com/nical/lyon/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md is not up to date.