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The latest version of #py5 works with #shapely objects, implicitly converting them to Py5Shape objects & drawing them to the screen:
from shapely import Polygon
size(999,999)
stroke_weight(19)
p=Polygon([[9,9], [9,990], [990,990], [990,9]])
for _ in range(8):
shape(p:=p.buffer(-50, single_sided=True))
#genuary #genuary5
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2024-01-05 21:59:14Event JSON
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