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Hey @junmer, not sure if you're still around but thought it'd be worth dropping a line.
I've rewritten this port in TypeScript.
Was thinking I'd re-release as a standalone package because I ended up changing some of the names and casing of things.
Buuuut I thought it could possibly be worth jumping on as a contributor to this package and pushing a major version.
Couild be a bad idea though.
Thoughts?
https://github.com/jacobclarke92/canvas-gcode/tree/master/src/packages/Clipper

This bug isn't in upstream, but somehow snuck in here:

-                                       var op2 = this.AddOutPt(ePrev2, e.Bot);
+                                       var op2 = this.AddOutPt(ePrev, e.Bot);

Thanks for maintaining this great library. Are planning on updating the current state to NPM? You updated the version some months ago, but there haven't been a release.

Hey, there is missing word prototype in line 5616

ClipperLib.Clipper.ParseFirstLeft = function (FirstLeft)

I understand that this lib needs points to be represented as { X:, Y: }.
It seems to me that many npm modules rely on the fact that points are defined as {x:, y:} because of this specification https://github.com/colinmeinke/points.

would it make sense to change this library to use the lowercase version, or to accept both versions ?

it would avoid a systematic impedance transformation when integrating several libs.

Hi there,

i am wondering if there is a way to use clipper to do weighted offsets of a polyline? I dont know if thats the right wording, but what i am trying to find a solution for is to be able to give certain polyline segments a weight or factor wich defines how much it wuold be offsetted.

would this be possible with clipper? or is there a workaround for this?

Thanks a lot,

pcace