Recently, Sjoerd Op 't Land wrote:
> So you want three things:
> 1. A way to get all the pixels of an ellipse with its both radiuses and its
> rotation.
> 2. A way to fix the movement of an object to a number co-ordinates.
> 3. A way to calculate the place of the object on the ellipse, if it was a
> straight line.
>
> Is that correct? If yes, I'll ask my dad, he studied math.
Reflecting on this, I think item 2 is really all that is needed. I believe
this option would be most flexible since the object could be fixed to any
shape, not just ellipses. But some good geometric formulas are always
welcome!
Thanks & Regards,
Scott
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