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The graphics coordinates created by gdspy are clockwise, with the first coordinate at the lower left corner. After doing the boolean OR operation, the direction of the graphic coordinates has changed to counterclockwise, and the first coordinate has become the coordinate of a point in the middle. How to deal with it?
I need the first coordinate of the graphics after the operation to always be the lower left corner, and the direction is clockwise
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Unfortunately we have little control over the starting coordinate after boolean or offset operations. You'll have to implement a helper function if you want to do that, by searching for the coordinate in the lowest left corner and changing the array start (you can use numpy.roll for that).
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The graphics coordinates created by gdspy are clockwise, with the first coordinate at the lower left corner. After doing the boolean OR operation, the direction of the graphic coordinates has changed to counterclockwise, and the first coordinate has become the coordinate of a point in the middle. How to deal with it?
I need the first coordinate of the graphics after the operation to always be the lower left corner, and the direction is clockwise
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: