On 11-4-2012 15:42, Valerie wrote:
Right now the issues I've encountered are:
- Adding a stroke to the rendered path will show extra bits of lines
"inside" the stroke where at cusp corners.
The inside of joins should look better now. Note that for extreme overlaps, it will not have improved. This is a similar issue as the following
- Does "miter" limit only work with "miter" cusp nodes and not with
"interpolate" cusp nodes? Because even when I increase that value a lot, the "pointy" edge still stubbornly remains beveled no matter what I do (more generally, I sometimes have a really hard time getting that edge to show up).
Miter limit works for both miter and extrapolated joins. The extrapolation type only extrapolates the two segments that meet at that join. They can be quite small, and then the code does not find an intersection and creates the bevel... The code should be fixed to look at longer extrapolated curves, but it will be some work.
Cheers, Johan