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Topic: Strokewidth (Read 522 times) |
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preetha
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Strokewidth
« on: Jan 6th, 2004, 10:06pm » |
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Hi , When I try to draw a line with strokweight more than 3 the lines are no longer visible.. Can anyone help me out ? Is this some kind of bug ?
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TomC
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Re: Strokewidth
« Reply #1 on: Jan 6th, 2004, 11:15pm » |
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Probably, but Strokeweight() works for me... Can you post some sample code that reproduces the bug?
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preetha
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Re: Strokewidth
« Reply #2 on: Jan 8th, 2004, 9:26am » |
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Hi Heres the code I have. Im trying to draw a set of curves whose width should increase after every iteration of loop(). This code is inside loop(). Ive set sw to 2 first. then after each curve is drawn , I increment sw by 0.5. if I remove the strokeweight line I can see a set of curves (with a delay) . but with the strokeWeight() line included , the curves dont appear at all. if (!((xprev == ((Float) lxy.elementAt(0)).floatValue())&& (yprev == ((Float) lxy.elementAt(1)).floatValue()))) { stroke(0); strokeWeight(sw); bezier(xprev,yprev,xprev + 50,yprev + 50,xprev + 75,yprev + 50,((Float) lxy.elementAt(0)).floatValue(),((Float) lxy.elementAt(1)).floatValue()); } sw+=0.5; delay(2000); Thanks .. any help is greatly appreciated
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mflux
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Re: Strokewidth
« Reply #3 on: Jan 9th, 2004, 9:39pm » |
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I think Fry said strokeweight is still bugged. For example if you use strokeweight and then translate by Z, the lines will vanish...
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