Adding more vertices
There are many flags that contain stars that just cannot be created by overlapping triangles. In this recipe, we will figure out how to create a star that contains an arbitrary number of points We will use the same key concept we discovered in the previous lesson by taking advantage of a virtual circle to calculate positions, this time with two virtual circles. In this lesson , we will create the flag of Somalia and in the process figure out how to create a function that will enable us to create stars.
Keynotes:
- Creating a multi pointed shape
- It's all about stars now.
- Using two virtual circles to create a shape.
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