Skip lines between and inside glyphs, perhaps with Geomerative

prince_polka

I need to "separate" glyphs, and also glyphs into sub-glyphs.
When one glyph's done I want to skip a line,

Also some glyphs that contaion "holes" will need additional skips

% Just having all the points is not enough information, need to know where the skips are

Just need help interpreting the file, got the geometry figured out

Might not even need geomerative for this?

EDIT:
Just one idea, perhaps every skip happens on a point which has already been visited?
If that's the case just the points should be enough information after all.
Seems to be the case

prince_polka

heres my code, modified Tutorial_07

import geomerative.*;
//import Mesh.*;

// Declare the objects we are going to use, so that they are accesible from setup() and from draw()
RFont f;
RShape grp;
RPoint[] points;
float[] verts;

void setup(){
  // Initilaize the sketch
  size(600,400);
  frameRate(24);

  // Choice of colors
  background(255);
  fill(255,102,0);
  stroke(0);

  // VERY IMPORTANT: Allways initialize the library in the setup
  RG.init(this);

  //  Load the font file we want to use (the file must be in the data folder in the sketch floder), with the size 60 and the alignment CENTER
  grp = RG.getText("Hello world!", "FreeSans.ttf", 72, CENTER);

  // Enable smoothing
  smooth();
}

void draw(){
  // Clean frame
  background(255);

  // Set the origin to draw in the middle of the sketch
  translate(width/2, 3*height/4);

  // Get the points on the curve's shape
  RG.setPolygonizer(RG.UNIFORMSTEP);
  points = grp.getPoints();

  // If there are any points
  if(points != null){
    noFill();
    stroke(0,200,0);
    RPoint jump = points[0];
    int ju=0;
    int len = points.length;
    boolean jum =false;
    for(int i=0; i<len; i++){
      RPoint A = points[i];
      RPoint B = points[(i+1)%len];
      RPoint C = points[(i+2)%len];
      jum = A.x == jump.x && A.y == jump.y;
      if(jum && i!=ju){
        jump=C;
        ju=i+2;
        if(frameCount%30<15){i++; continue;}
        else{fill(#ff0000);
        ellipse(A.x,A.y,3,3);}
    }
      line(A.x,A.y,B.x,B.y);
    }
    fill(0);
    stroke(0);
  }
}

prince_polka

Managed to render it in shader with anti-aliasing

https://github.com/Prince-Polka/Processing-Sketches/tree/master/Geomerative_shader