Ordinary Facet Angles of a Stroked Path Tessellated by Uniform Tangent Angle Steps Are Bounded by Twice the Step Angle

07/03/2020
by   Mark J. Kilgard, et al.
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We explain geometrically why ordinary facet angles of a stroked path tessellated from uniform tangent angle steps are bounded by twice the step angle. This fact means—excluding a small number of extraordinary facet angles straddling offset cusps—our polar stroking method bounds the facet angle size to less than 2 θ where θ is the tangent step angle.

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