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@ -334,17 +334,19 @@ glue:
- ...
```
...where an `<anchor>` is the same as it was for points:
...where an `<anchor>` is (mostly) the same as it was for points:
```yaml
ref: <point reference>
shift: [x, y] # default = [0, 0]
rotate: num # default = 0
relative: boolean # default = true
```
The section's `top` and `bottom` are both formatted the same, and describe the center line's top and bottom intersections, respectively.
In a one-piece case, this means that we project a line from a left-side reference point (optionally rotated and translated), another from the right, and converge them to where they meet.
Split designs can specify `right` as a single number to mean the x coordinate where the side should be "cut off".
The `relative` flag means that the `shift` is interpreted in layout size units instead of mms (see below).
This leads to a gluing middle patch that can be used to meld the left and right sides together, given by the counter-clockwise polygon:
@ -374,9 +376,10 @@ Now we can configure what we want to "export" as outlines from this phase, given
- `middle` means an "ideal" version of the glue (meaning that instead of the `outline.glue` we defined above, we get `both` - `left` - `right`, so the _exact_ middle piece we would have needed to glue everything together
- `both` means both sides, held together by the glue
- `glue` is just the raw glue shape we defined above under `outline.glue`
- `size: num | [num_x, num_y]` : the width/height of the rectangles to lay onto the points
- `size: num | [num_x, num_y]` : the width/height of the rectangles to lay onto the points. Note that the `relative` flag for the glue declaration above meant this size as the basis of the shift. So during a `keys` layout with a size of 18, for example, a relative shift of `[.5, .5]` actually means `[9, 9]` in mms.
- `corner: num # default = 0)` : corner radius of the rectangles
- `bevel: num # default = 0)` : corner bevel of the rectangles, can be combined with rounding
- `bound: boolean # default = true` : whether to use the binding declared previously
- `rectangle` : an independent rectangle primitive. Parameters:
- `ref: <point reference>` : what position and rotation to consider as the origin
- `rotate: num` : extra rotation
@ -395,7 +398,7 @@ Using these, we define exports as follows:
```yaml
exports:
my_name:
- operation: add | subtract | intersect # default = add
- operation: add | subtract | intersect | stack # default = add
type: <one of the types>
<type-specific params>
- ...