Ricardo Lafuente

Hey, hadn't heard of Mu, it looks wonderful. Almost jealous to see how simple they make it look! I went all the way to add it to the docs, but...

Commands where this behavior makes sense: - `fill()` - `stroke()` - `nofill()` - `nostroke()` - `strokewidth()` and all other stroke and fill related commands - `blendmode()` Other state-setting commands that...

This would be excellent to have. I had generated basic .rpm's before (available on PyPI), and there's a skeleton already for a Debian package. However, it needs a lot of...

It's another problem: BezierPath.point(t) is meant to find the point at position t (0-1) along the path. It needs to: 1. Determine which PathElement contains the point 2. Get the...

After a bit of reading (didn't go deep into it though), some thoughts: * At this point I'd rather go with something that works, and test performance issues later. *...

I had completely overlooked PlotDevice, just added it to the docs in [Related Projects](http://shoebot.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html#related-projects). Also, the original Nodebox docs for path operations are in [Compound Paths](https://www.nodebox.net/code/index.php/Compound_paths). Their tutorial page hierarchy...

I'm with you on the potential problem of loading big external APIs. Here's my proposal: * have stub functions for `path.union()` and others in BezierPath; when called, they just throw...

Darn, you're right! It does look it's lines only. Maybe we should consider python-bezier instead?

Indeed it's not feasible if we're losing data on the roundtrip; it's also not great if the result of an operation with curves is a set of straight lines. Let's...

There might be a good way out on the horizon: https://twitter.com/simoncozens/status/1049358241598263296