Stephan Schulz

thanks. Indeed your new commit solved it.

This seems to have solved it for most cases. But when using satin it still safe the connecting lines in the SVG ``` //E.noStroke(); E.fill(int(red(layerColors[colorIndex])), int(green(layerColors[colorIndex])), int(blue(layerColors[colorIndex]))); E.hatchSpacing(6); E.PARALLEL_RESAMPLING_OFFSET_FACTOR =...

Here the result of seed pushing without the above mentioned adjustments. FYI, I realize this is way outside the scope of the embroidery focus. BUT this could be used by...

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looks very interesting. does it try to minimize the doubled up path lengths? looking at it quickly it seems not always pick the shortest route. if I think of this...

@LingDong- how would give it "different permutations". I gets the polylines from doing `TraceSkeleton.traceSkeleton` first. Would changing the chunk size do anything to help getting a range of permutations?

I ran this 10 times, every time with a new color but the resulting poly line arrays are all the same size. ``` // Trace the skeletons in the pixels....

Thanks for this. But ` println(i+" lines.get(i).size() "+lines.get(i).size());` still produces the same length array. I am guessing this means it's the same path tracing, which means they are all the...

I noticed when using `hatchSpineVF` it draws an outline even when using E.noStroke() ``` // Test program for the PEmbroider library for Processing: // Filling an image with the experimental...

- input is a bunch of binary images - each image has a different color - the missing parts do share the same color but are also part of the...