Rudimentary Bezier Curves Implementation. #18
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Why does binomial coeff return double? |
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Good question, I think I had some integer division bug, turned everything into doubles and missed this one while converting back one by one. |
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Currently works for cubic curves (degree 3). For it to work for any degree, input points need to be a list. That would change typical usage of the library though, wasn't sure if that's an okay design choice? Was hoping to get some input on that here before I finish figuring out how to create the tests etc.