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    path2d setpath not working?

    XoriffXoriff Member
    in Bugs and issues
    Am I just not doing something correctly? Installed Gideros studio/player on OSX. Opened studio. Copied the moon example verbatim into a lua file, added it to my project, and ran it. Nothing shows up. I tried adding a bitmap just to make sure the player was working correctly and everything and _that_ showed up. I can also get shape stuff to work with moveTo, lineTo, etc... But wanted to use path2d as I want to make some more complicated shapes for which it'd be easier to use setPath's more compact format for.

    For reference, I'm talking about the moon example code used here: http://docs.giderosmobile.com/reference/gideros/Path2D/setPath

    Does this code snippet work for anybody else?
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    • hgy29hgy29 Maintainer
      Just checked and it works, except that you need to place it more appropriately on screen depending on your canvas settings. In a blank project, I had to add
      p:setPosition(160,240)
      to show it centered.
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    • XoriffXoriff Member
      Oh awesome. That makes it show up for me as well. I knew it'd be something goofy like that. Thanks.

      Is this documentation in source control somewhere such that I could submit a pull request to update this?

      Likes: PaulR

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    • SinisterSoftSinisterSoft Maintainer
      No, but once you get established on the forum pm me with an email address and I'll give you access to update the wiki.

      http://wiki.giderosmobile.com

      The wiki is the place we are moving all the docs to.

      I've just updated the page on the wiki:

      https://wiki.giderosmobile.com/index.php/Path2D

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