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Describe the bug
Sometimes faces (closed paths) are not recognized correctly.
To Reproduce
Create a path like on this image:
Expected behavior
The closed area should be recognized as a face and filed with the blue brush.
Additional context
It seems like the problem is caused by the two consecutive 3-joints.
If the 3-joint is separated by another 2-joint (or ordinary path point), the face recognition works.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It seems like the zero-length tangent is a problem:
When the path intersects itself (and the intersection is not a point), there is no guarantee to detect all faces correctly.
With tangents, one can make the path intersect itself.
Every point has tangents, they might just have zero length, but they still have an orientation.
The orientation is, however, not (or barely, if the tangent is very short) visible, but still might make the path overlap itself and hence break the face detection algorithm.
Describe the bug
Sometimes faces (closed paths) are not recognized correctly.
To Reproduce
Create a path like on this image:
Expected behavior
The closed area should be recognized as a face and filed with the blue brush.
Additional context
It seems like the problem is caused by the two consecutive 3-joints.
If the 3-joint is separated by another 2-joint (or ordinary path point), the face recognition works.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: