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rulyotano.math.interpolation.bezier

v0.2.0

Published

Tools for interpolation a set of 2D points by using Cubic Bezier Curves algorithm.

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rulyotano.math.interpolation.bezier

Interpolation by using Bezier Curves

Play with this DEMO and see an example of what we can achieve by using this package.

Bezier Curves

Install the npm package rulyotarulyotano.math.interpolation.bezier like this:

yarn add rulyotano.math.interpolation.bezier

OR

npm install rulyotano.math.interpolation.bezier

Then it can be used like this:

  import {BezierInterpolation, Points} from "rulyotano.math.interpolation.bezier";

  const points = [ new Point(1, 2), new Point(2, 3), new Point(3, 4), new Point(4, 5) ];

  const result = BezierInterpolation.pointsToBezierCurves(points, isClosedCurve, smoothValue);

The result is a list of Bezier Curve Segments. A Bezier curve segment is represented with an origin and destination points beside two control points.

A more detailed usage example can be found at this wpf sample: rulyotano/wpf-bezier-interpolation

References about this Bezier Curves Interpolation Algorithm

Converting to Bezier Interpolation results to svg path

You can convert the result of the pointsToBezierCurves by using an extension method named bezierToPath:

  const path = BezierInterpolation.pointsToBezierCurves(points, false).toPath();

This will generate a path string like this, that can be used in xaml or html:

M173,42 C173,42 32.441,-9.574 5,1 C-11.159,7.226 30.491,73.702 64,84 C112.491,98.902 168.31,62.03 210,64 C219.11,64.43 188.481,78.461 191,90 C200.881,135.261 264.294,199.012 241,206 C200.294,218.212 14.805,153.694 31,138 C53.605,116.094 250.267,145.018 338,112 C361.867,103.018 310,33 310,33