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Bezier Curves Explained

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An explanation of the mathematical basics behind linear, quadratic, and cubic Bezier curves.

This video covers the basics of Bezier curves : - Linear Bezier curves - Quadratic Bezier curves - Cubic Bezier curves Steam page of my game: store.steampowered.com/app/2186370/Resourcer/ Twitter: twitter.com/GuidevOfficial For video games porting, optimization, and co-development please visit : pixelwings.co.uk/

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What people say. Recommended as a clear explanation of quadratic and cubic Bezier curves.

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this curve is a quadratic bezier. this is a parametric function. in a parametric function, you don't plug in x and get one y. with cubic beziers, some curves fail the "vertical line test" so that is why it's usually not in the y= notation. for this curve, we have a value t, and as t goes from 0 to 1, there is a formula that takes in t, the coordinates of the end points to return you the coordinates for each value of t. here is a short video about bezier curves. the first 2 minutes should be useful enough. [video