Impressive! :) I wonder how you got that to work. I remember playing with the old 'stitching' example we looked at a long time ago, but couldn't see how to deal with the case where the tangents are in opposite directions.
@dooglus : yeah. I finally found that the duck renderer distinguish the tangent colour by reading the scale parameter of the synfig::ParamDesc class. I used it to pass the info to synfigapp::ValueDesc and so any action can read that value now and deal with different tangents .
Congratulations! That's great!!!
Thabk you, Genete!
KseeZelgadis 1 year ago
Impressive! :) I wonder how you got that to work. I remember playing with the old 'stitching' example we looked at a long time ago, but couldn't see how to deal with the case where the tangents are in opposite directions.
dooglus 1 year ago
@dooglus : yeah. I finally found that the duck renderer distinguish the tangent colour by reading the scale parameter of the synfig::ParamDesc class. I used it to pass the info to synfigapp::ValueDesc and so any action can read that value now and deal with different tangents .
Genete 1 year ago
It's perfect!
TemporalOnline 1 year ago
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