JavaScript constructive geometry without trigonometry
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Proportion let you build 2D planar geometric figures in JavaScript. I like geometric constructions. Drafting also is cool. Tile patterns: cool. Cloning the repo and loading index.html in a browser allows viewing of all content; I also have it online at workly.com/proportion. The code in proportion.js is heavily commented. The HTML pages in the "examples" directory are a tutorial. The code in "prMachines.js" is a set of connom geometric constructions. Next up is testing/debugging/refinement of lofting. Neal McDonald Jan 2, 2017
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