Whoa, very nice! I did some hacking on curves six years ago and in 2005, and I would have loved a unified guide like this. The visual grace of cubic bézier curves is hard to match, techniques for approximating them from different inputs are gold.
Unrelated to the topic at hand, but huge props to the website author for making the site look great without javascript, and displaying this friendly message:
If you have JavaScript disabled, you’ll have to enable it, as this book heavily relies on JS rendering, both for the base content (it’s been written as a React application) and all the interactive graphics, which rely on JS not just for the user interaction but also for the live-drawing (none of the graphics in this book are flat images, they’re all live-rendered).
Whoa, very nice! I did some hacking on curves six years ago and in 2005, and I would have loved a unified guide like this. The visual grace of cubic bézier curves is hard to match, techniques for approximating them from different inputs are gold.
Unrelated to the topic at hand, but huge props to the website author for making the site look great without javascript, and displaying this friendly message: