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3. #BEZIER CURVE WIKIPEDIA SOFTWARE#
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# This uses the generalized formula for bezier curves This way we would avoid the annoying problem that when we add a little street branching off a street, there will be a little corner.# xys should be a sequence of 2-tuples (Bezier control points) Have a look at Inkscape, there you can make nodes (each one seperately) smooth, that way it will ensure that the bezier nodes on both sides of a node are in excactly opposite direction (See ). And, as I said, we'd need a lot less nodes. That way the renderer would know where to make curves and where not (and we wouldn't need error-prone magic).

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So I wouldn't have to draw 10 nodes for a curve that will then be rendered as a real curve but I would draw one node at each end plus two as a reference for drawing the bezier curve. I think it would be better to add such a feature to the API directly.

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Please update the page with current statuses if you know more Links Several mailing list discussions back in early 2007 including :Ģ007-January - (dev) Drawing ways with bezier curves rather than line segmentsīezier curves have not been discussed so much recently.

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CGAL is available freely in a GPL-like license and is C/C++ so it might not be useful to a significant part of existing OSM software that would need bezier curve support. do two ways overlap, intersect, etc.) CGAL sovles this problem. For software that needs to validate OSM data (e.g. This package and the ones built on top of it (boolean polygon operations) provide a robust set of utilities to do polygon operations on bezier curves. CGAL has bezier curve support as part of their arrangement_2 package.Java AWT does cubic and quadric curves, and a mixture with GeneralPath.Erm, I think Bezier and CR curves are both cubic.Processing (the library on the applet) (not sure about cubic, but definitely does either Bezier or Catmull-Rom with detail settings for optimised drawing and helper functions for calculating positions along the curve.).PostScript "curveto" (Quadratic curves is easily implementable, but is also natively supported in many current engines, in order to fully support TrueType and OpenType fonts defined with quadratic curves).power lines, aerialways) add no-bezier as a css class in the style file. To disable the bezier curves for some ways (e.g. Text on curves in Processing isn't totally trivial, but it provides helper methods to assist with working out where the curve is according to the parameter: for Catmull-Romm splines, for Bezier splines. For example processing can draw the curve but AFAIK it can't position and rotate text on top of it so, which we need. The eye should be drawn to the relevant parts of the map. The eye seems to be drawn to the angular joins and it shouldn't be. The effect of this is that the person viewing the maps sees the topology of the map as it is meant to be seen, and is not detracted by the angular artifacts of the straight-line approximation. The curves remove the sharp angular changes.A map that 'looks' better while performing the same function is more likely to be used. The curves make the map look more attractive.How often in roads do you see sharp angular changes? Using bezier curves make the map more accurate - in most cases the bezier approximation between points is closer in reality than a linear approximation between points.

Some points about using beziers (appropriately). See Osmarender/BezierCurves ( TODO resolve duplication) This was since set up as a script used by (so bezier curves are appearing on the 'Osmarender' layer).