cormullion

you could use [this](https://gist.github.com/cormullion/dd500d4aed96758dd12aab2b649840d4) since they didn't need it...

You could add an image to the Settings>Social preview part of the repo (1280 by 640 PNG) Perhaps something like this (using some pulp-era font styling): 

I'll be honest - Thebes.jl was just a toy, and - although fun for me to play around with - wouldn't offer anything like a firm foundation for any 3D...

It would a fun project, for sure. Needs some kind of software architect person to design a good, solid foundation designed with Javis visualizations in mind.

> LaTeX support directly to Luxor, but since it requires adding `MathTeXEngine` as a dependency, it was reject. It's an open issue (https://github.com/JuliaGraphics/Luxor.jl/issues/124) and not rejected. 😂

I think using bounding boxes might be an easy way to fit images into shapes. Here's some pseudo code: ```julia # determine BoundingBox: bbox = BoundingBox(box(O, 100, 100) # a...

>"I don't want a Boolean!" 😃😃😃😃 Unfortunately `circle()` talks to Cairo which internally generates a set of four Bezier curves but returns nothing, so there aren't any coordinates to return......

> @cormullion , would you be opposed to me making a Luxor PR to allow image placement inside of shapes such as Circle, Rect, and more? Haha, yes, probably (opposed),...

TL;DR: Cairo.jl does all the font-finding and font-rendering work for Luxor.jl, and I don't know enough about how it works or whether adding new features would be possible. I wish...

Most Julia Documenter-built docs (since 0.27.something) get their fonts served by `cdnjs.cloudfare`; Pluto notebooks are served by `cdn.jsdelivr`; both are pretty central to the web, so outages should be rare...