Use Wang's formula to flatten cubic bézier curves#933
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The current implementation is a sub-optimal version of Raph Levien's algorithm. A more optimal version would produce a higher quality flattening but in its current state it is worse than Wang's method and isn't correctly generating the curve parameters in the with_t variant.
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The current implementation is a sub-optimal version of Raph Levien's algorithm. A more optimal version would produce a higher quality flattening but in its current state it is generally worse than Wang's method and isn't correctly generating the curve parameters in the
with_tvariant.