I'd also be in favor of this change to squared-off miter joints. I've
noticed the odd endcap behavior in Pygame a long time ago, and it's one
reason that I never used the line drawing function for lines with large
widths.
-Al
On Sat, Apr 28, 2018 at 1:35 PM, Ian Mallett wrote:
> By the way, a
By the way, a solution doesn't even need to use any trigonometry, because
a squared-off miter joint is by-definition orthogonal to the line. Here's
some proof-of-concept code:
def rndint(x): return int(round(x))
def cappedline(surface, color, p0,p1, width=1, rounded=True):
radius = width * 0.
