By: Prabhjyot Dhanoa
I noticed an overlap between topics in 2 of the classes I am taking this semester.
In my CS200 class, we learned about how to use pixel graphic and vector graphic editors,
and their key differences.
In my CS370 class, we learned about parametric curves, and how to implement them via spline
interpolation.
The key difference between pixel graphics and vector graphics, is that vector graphics allow
for "seamless scaling without loss of quality". I wanted to demonstrate this effect in contrast
to a pixel graphics image, so I made this tool!
Try drawing something on the left canvas in 1 long click, watch it's vector version appear,
then click and drag on the plotted version to zoom in, and see the difference
between pixel graphics and vector graphics!