Two.Polygon Width & Height about two.js HOT 7 CLOSED

Thanks for voicing your opinion! It helps me sort out what I should work on. The biggest question for me on this enhancement is if we can get away with matrix transformations for setting the new width or height. It will be much faster to do that then changing verts.

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I haven't forgotten about this. In the meantime you can at least get the width and height of objects properly though the getBoundingClientRect method. e.g:

var circle = two.makeCircle(0, 0, 50);
var rect = circle.getBoundingClientRect();
// rect.width = 102
// rect.height = 102
// N.B: the width of the fill plus the thickness from the strokes

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+1

Really liking two.js, I'm trying to wrap my head around the source to maybe help. I saw theres a scale(x,y) function but its not the same as object.scale ?

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You're correct @fluentart. The scale(x, y) is a method attached to the Two.Matrix of the shape. This handles all the transformations and is ultimately what is being calculated when you set object.scale = 2.

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where in the source can i add a tag that checks is object.scale is an array? I'd like to have the option to either use object.scale = 2 or object.scale = [1.5,3]

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Unfortunately, two.js only supports uniform scaling at the moment. This is what's in question with width and height properties. Could you please open this up as a new issue and we can discuss further there?

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This now exists in the dev branch for:

• Two.ArcSegment (with innerRadius and outerRadius)
• Two.Rectangle
• Two.Ellipse
• Two.Star (with innerRadius and outerRadius)
• Two.RoundedRectangle
• Two.Polygon

FYI: since this thread has last been updated Two.Path is what the referred to Two.Polygon is.

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