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[Up: aximate]
curve
aximate also allows to move curves from one shape to
another. The curves are parametrized as (x($t),y($t)),
where the parameter $t ∈ [0,1]. A simple example is
curve({"function" => [['100*$t','50*sin(pi*$t)'],
['100*$t','-50*sin(pi*$t)']]},
{"function" => ['$t','$t**2']});
Note that you can use evolution functions here
as well.
A curve in aximate is actually a polygon of many points. The
number of these points is determined by the option npoints.
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Options
"function" => [['100*sin(2*pi*$t)',
'100*cos(2*pi*$t)'],
['50*cos(8*pi*$t)',
'50*sin(8*pi*$t)']],
"npoints" => 100,
"color" => "Red",
"width" => [[2]]
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