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Thread: Help: Bezier curve

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    Hi,
    I am writing an application to generate .swf files.
    I want to know how to define a shape by useing Bezier curve edges. It seems to me the Bezier curve is defined as two endpoints and one control point, according to the SWF specification. I only find references for the Cubic Bezier Curve, which needs TWO control points and two endpints. Is there anyone can give me more information?

    Thanks in advance.

    SZ

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    dude this is the newbies section..Some of us including me
    have no idea what you are talking about.

  3. #3
    Where have I been ??
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    Well...

    That I know, Flash does not create Bezier curves. And as far as a product that does create them, and exports as an SWF file, I have no clue. Check out Freehand.

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    resolved Suitable forum?

    My question is about development of generating a swf file. But I couldn't find a suitable forum to post my question. Is there any suitable forum?

    Thanks.

    SZ

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    get a debugger =)

    Erm, I might try irc.openprojects.net Do a /list in there. Or check with some good programmers possible. Sorry, best advice I can give you.

    -darque9

  6. #6
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    Thanks for all reply.
    I have got answer for the Bezier Curve used in swf file. They are quadratic bezier curves, which only have one control point, and the cubic bezier curve has two control points.

    SZ

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