Adding alpha functionality to bezier interpolation #228
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Your implementation is wrong for 5 points, those are not the results. Note in all cases, the alpha and not alpha tests match except the last 2 digits on the Hex values. In your pull request, the 5-point solution does not. Also you have replaced the n-degree method with a hard-coded 4-degree one, therefore failing for anything greater than that. See this for a proper implementation of n-degree Bezier: |
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