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Ahem, did that break the emulator? Seems to have some kind of y-offset now?

Edit: Nevermind, seems to work again.

g.clear();
g.drawLine(0,0,240,240);
g.drawLine(0,240,240,0);

Very nice! :) But it's not yet in the emulator is it?

I've looked into this: http://alienryderflex.com/polygon_fill/
It looks promising and I got it to work in C#. But I'm not particular good in graphics algorithms nor C.
Also I'm not sure about the licensing thing.
Any thoughts on that?

Oh ok. Thanks.
Yeah, I would expect it to become increasingly interesting for developing new watch faces. :)
I'll stick to individual merged polygons in the meantime then.

Hi all,
I am fiddling around with the emulator for BangleJs and found something weird.

g.fillPoly does not fill a concave polygon correctly with the "opening on top", code below.

Is this a bug or did I overlook something obvious?

var poly_1_draw = [50,30,50,20,70,40,70,60,50,80,50,70,60,60,60,40];
var poly_1_fill = [150,30,150,20,170,40,170,60,150,80,150,70,160,60,160,40];
var poly_2_draw = [30,170,50,170,70,190,90,190,100,170,120,170,100,200,60,200];
var poly_2_fill = [140,170,160,170,180,190,200,190,210,170,230,170,210,200,170,200];

g.clear();
g.drawPoly(poly_1_draw,true);
g.fillPoly(poly_1_fill,true);
g.drawPoly(poly_2_draw,true);
g.fillPoly(poly_2_fill,true);