Polygon Layer
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− | Polygon Layers are made by the {{l|Polygon Tool | + | Polygon Layers are made by the {{l|Polygon Tool}}. Their use is deprecated, with {{l|Region Layer|Region Layers}} being the preferred layer type. |
− | Note that you can make regular polygons with even numbers of sides using the {{l|Star_Layer#Regular_2N-sided_Polygons|Star Layer | + | Note that you can make regular polygons with even numbers of sides using the {{l|Star_Layer#Regular_2N-sided_Polygons|Star Layer}}. |
Here are some example polygons (in case you forgot what they look like): | Here are some example polygons (in case you forgot what they look like): | ||
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− | Note that the edges can cross each other. When they do, the {{l|Winding Style Parameter | + | Note that the edges can cross each other. When they do, the {{l|Winding Style Parameter}} comes into play. |
Revision as of 09:22, 8 September 2009
Polygon Layers are made by the Polygon Tool. Their use is deprecated, with Region Layers being the preferred layer type.
Note that you can make regular polygons with even numbers of sides using the Star Layer.
Here are some example polygons (in case you forgot what they look like):
Note that the edges can cross each other. When they do, the Winding Style Parameter comes into play.
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