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The entire library is focused upon the single 2D Point.

Getting Started

A Point accepts many properties, or an object.

Default properties:

// accepts: (x, y, radius, rotation)
new Point(100, 200, 20, 90)

Or array of the same four attributes

// accepts: (x, y, radius, rotation)
new Point([100, 200, 20, 90])

The same properties may be applied through an object:

new Point({
    x: 100
    , y: 200
    , radius: 20
    , rotation: 90
})

Anything can be applied to the point instance directly:

let point = new Point

point.x = 100
point.y = 200
point.radius = 20
point.rotation = 90

Method List

class

class_name

extends Parent
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lerp()

Point

The lerp() method accepts a Point and a float. The float value 0 to 1 is a represents a percent amount along the distance to the other point.

point.lerp(other, .5)