Any way around strokeWeight() bug in P2D??

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mixwhit

Any way around strokeWeight() bug in P2D??

in Programming Questions • 3 years ago

I'm building a project that will utilize varying size rects updating quickly based on camera input. Each rect has a 1-pixel stroke. Looks great in JAVA2D, but is very slow. Speed is much better in P2D, but I'm running into issue 123 which is a documented bug about the problem. It's been on the books for a while (it even looks like it was fixed and possibly reintroduced at some point).

Anyone have a way around this other than using JAVA2D?? I'm afraid this is stopping me in my tracks on a planned project.

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mixwhit

Re: Any way around strokeWeight() bug in P2D??

3 years ago

Hmm, now I'm confused. I tried a little test:

void setup(){

size(300,300,P2D);

}

void draw(){

strokeWeight(1);

rect(0,0,40,40);

rect(40,0,40,40);

rect(0,40,40,40);

rect(40,40,40,40);

}

And this appears to render as expected. I went back to my code, which I was altering from an earlier piece I made in earlier versions of Processing. I was putting 1 pixel of space between each rect and appeared to be controlling the stroke color using the background.

So anyway, I think I can get around the bug and I'm not even positive it's still there now.

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