Polygon
Polygons are closed shapes, drawn using two parallel lists of x and y coordinates. Unlike a Polyline, the shape is closed (the last corner joins back to the first).
Creating a Polygon
You can create a Polygon using the following functions:
Polygon(xPoints, yPoints)
Polygon(xPoints, yPoints, color, fill, thickness, rotation, visibility)
| Parameter | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
xPoints |
list[int or float] |
required | The horizontal positions of the corners, in pixels. |
yPoints |
list[int or float] |
required | The vertical positions of the corners, in pixels. |
color |
Color |
Color.BLACK |
The color. |
fill |
bool |
False |
Whether the polygon is filled in (True) or just an outline (False). |
thickness |
int |
1 |
The outline thickness, in pixels. |
rotation |
int or float |
0 |
How far to turn the polygon, in degrees, counter-clockwise. |
visibility |
int |
100 |
How visible the polygon is, from 0 (invisible) to 100 (fully visible). |
For example,
polygon = Polygon([312, 366, 510, 443], [244, 210, 312, 346])
Once created, you can add it to a Display using the Display's add() function.
Functions
Once a Polygon has been created, the following functions are available: