3 replies to this topic

[may0004]

i've written 2 more lengthdir based scripts these 2 sripts allow you to draw any polygon or circle

Draw polygon is a simple script that allows any user to draw polygon with 1 line of code, it comes with a biult in (not very accurate with smaller numbers)side restricator which stops the user from drawing sides he won't be able to see, this allows for perfect circle to be drawn
Draw polygon can be downloaded here.

Draw circle steps is a script that allows to to choose the angle which the circle start/ends, the increment and the circle thickness.
This script would be very usefull for complex drawings
Draw circle steps can be downloaded here.

~ may0004

PS : both scripts are below 3KB

[coolsmile]

Not bad , not many know this but you can also use the function
draw_set_circle_precision()
and then draw_circle()

It will do the same thing

Not many know about this function, I accidentally found it out though

[may0004]

Not bad , not many know this but you can also use the function
draw_set_circle_precision()
and then draw_circle()

It will do the same thing

Not many know about this function, I accidentally found it out though

not quite in draw circle polygon you can also rotate the polygon
but thanks anyway

~may0004

[cityscape]

that is REALLY weird. i just made two scripts very similar a few days ago

/*
draws a polygon on the screen with given arguments:
argument0 = x position in room
argument1 = y position in room
argument2 = radius, all points on the polygon will be this amount (in pixels) from the center
argument3 = number of sides (2-360) this will determine the type of polygon to draw. a value of 2 will draw a line.
argument4 = rotation in degrees    
*/
var vara; vara = 0;
  repeat(argument3)
  {
  vara += 360 / argument3; draw_line(argument0+sin(degtorad(vara+90+argument4))*argument2,argument1+cos(degtorad(vara+90+argument4))*argument2,argument0+sin(degtorad(argument4+90+vara-(360/argument3)))*argument2,argument1+cos(degtorad(argument4+90+vara-(360/argument3)))*argument2);
  }

/*
draw_circle_part
arg0 = x
arg1 = y
arg2 = radius
arg3 = rotation(degrees) drawing will start here
arg4 = degrees to draw. 180 will draw half the circle ect...
*/
var vara;
vara = 0;
repeat(argument4)
{
vara += 1; 
draw_line(argument0+sin(degtorad(vara+90+argument3))*argument2,argument1+cos(degtorad(vara+90+argument3))*argument2,argument0+sin(degtorad(argument3+90+vara-(1)))*argument2,argument1+cos(degtorad(argument3+90+vara-(1)))*argument2);
}