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Hey
I was wondering if you can suggest a good way to sort the resulting polyline vector from polylines = ofxTraceSkeleton::trace(im); in such a way that a xy plotter could draw the most efficient path through all of the polylines?
Currently the order is all jumbled.
Thank you, I will check it out.
I have a feeling axidraw uses something similar in their reordering call: https://axidraw.com/doc/py_api/#reordering
I was hoping to do the reordering inside OpenFrameworks to avoid using external libraries.
In any case your advice @msurguy will be very helpful.
Hey
I was wondering if you can suggest a good way to sort the resulting polyline vector from
polylines = ofxTraceSkeleton::trace(im);
in such a way that a xy plotter could draw the most efficient path through all of the polylines?Currently the order is all jumbled.
Here is a small test I did in OpenFrameworks.
I am sure you have already done something like this for https://github.com/CreativeInquiry/PEmbroider
Thanks a bunch.
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