swf_shapecurvetoDescriptionDraws a quadratiuc bezier curve to co-ordinates defined by x2 , y2 , The parameters x1 and y1 are used as as an 'off-curve control point' which means that the curve will bend towards towards the co-ordinates specified. This can have some unusual results so use with some trial and error. it does mean however, that some interesting curved shapes can be created. ExampleExample 1283. Draw overlapping shapped arcs swf_openfile ("test.swf", 100, 100, 30, 0.8, 0.8, 0.8); swf_ortho2(-100,100,-100,100); swf_startshape(1); swf_shapefillsolid(0,1,0,1); swf_shapearc(0,0,50,90,120); swf_shapecurveto(-40,20,0,0); swf_endshape(1); swf_placeobject(1, 1); swf_showframe(); swf_startshape(2); swf_shapefillsolid(1,1,0,1); swf_shapearc(0,0,50,60,90); swf_shapecurveto(-20,20,0,0); swf_endshape(2); swf_placeobject(2, 2); swf_showframe(); swf_closefile();
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