If there is an iteration process during the creation of the shape, keep a record of both the greatest and least values of your x/y coordinates. These will be the bottom left and top right corners of your bounding box.
Thanks for your reply 🙂. I think it's a good Idea to use the "greatest and least co-ordinates" for the problem. But, I still need to explore on this for shapes with curves like a heart cuz, I don't know how to calculate the greatest and least co-ordinates for a curve yet. I'll update the post When I tryout your solution.
Hi @nottestla,
Thanks for your suggestion👍🏽, I've started reading the document and It has given me an idea to deal with the problem. And, I think I should refresh my high school maths to clearly understand the document😛. Thanks again!
If there is an iteration process during the creation of the shape, keep a record of both the greatest and least values of your x/y coordinates. These will be the bottom left and top right corners of your bounding box.
Hi @nottesla ,
Thanks for your reply 🙂. I think it's a good Idea to use the "greatest and least co-ordinates" for the problem. But, I still need to explore on this for shapes with curves like a heart cuz, I don't know how to calculate the greatest and least co-ordinates for a curve yet. I'll update the post When I tryout your solution.
Ah, I see the issue now... This resource might be useful for you pomax.github.io/bezierinfo/#boundi...
Hi @nottestla,
Thanks for your suggestion👍🏽, I've started reading the document and It has given me an idea to deal with the problem. And, I think I should refresh my high school maths to clearly understand the document😛. Thanks again!
No problem, wish I could help you more. Good luck!