Canvas.width
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..so -30 works.. but +30 is jank beyond...
this button is somehow hopping value 500 then max.. could be my device? slide inputs are insurigated, they always have high chances of missbehaviour
nonsense errors ..ill reset my device.. nope its just fucked unreasonably. oh well .. cant rely on input values !-->
this error no longer makes any sense whatvso fucking ever... not even avoiding basic arithmatic inside the input.. it still magic number hopped huuuge.
too manyvalerts in on click call?? oh wrong quotes.
its adding the values as strings of characters instead of as numbers!!! 905 + 30 = 90530 ; instead of 905 + 30 = 935.. 1+1=2 2+1=3; 3+1=4 ; 4+1=5; 5+1=6 ;1+7=8; 8+1=9; 2+2=4; 3+2=5; 4+2=6; 5+2=7 ; 6+2=8; 7+2=9; 3+3=6; 3+4=7 ; 5+3=8; 6+3=9; 4+4=8; 4+5=9
Canvas.height
..oh its x,y,s not s,x,y.. thought it was weird s firts
Beautiful
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Okay, so the stencil font should measure as,
1/3rd max line width, based on 3×3 block space.
and that max should hold to larger block sizes for aesthetic reasons of legibility and SciVeg's style recognition.
if block is 15×15, max line width standard should be 5.
//s also requires 5 verticle minimum..
//5×5 is now the minimum block requisite
//Therfore 1to5 is 25 per block, 75 per column lower case
//Upper case should be suficable
//Thus W and M will not be wider than w and m, only taller
//3rd or 5th line width max, for partial or full alphabit
Required. A set of commands which define the path.
The following commands are available for path data:
d
M = moveto (move from one point to another point)
L = lineto (create a line)
H = horizontal lineto (create a horizontal line)
V = vertical lineto (create a vertical line)
C = curveto (create a curve)
S = smooth curveto (create a smooth curve)
Q = quadratic Bézier curve (create a quadratic Bézier curve)
T = smooth quadratic Bézier curveto (create a smooth quadratic Bézier curve)
A = elliptical Arc (create a elliptical arc)
Z = closepath (close the path)
Note: All of the commands above can also be expressed in lower case. Upper case means absolutely positioned, lower case means relatively positioned.