perfect_freehand 2.5.1

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• Fix: Fixed NaN values appearing with some inputs, especially those with non-null pressure values.

• Fix: Path segments (separated by sharp angles) are now properly connected, preventing unexpected thinness at elbows.
• Fix: Right angles are now properly treated as sharp angles (so the corner can be rounded out).
• Fix: Less detail is lost near the end of a stroke. This results in less flickering while drawing.
• Fix: PointVector.lerp better handles the case when one point has a non-null pressure and the other has a null pressure.

Before and after with sharp corners:

You can see more before/after comparison images in the Fix elbows and sharp corners, #24 pull request.

As always, you can demo the new version in the online demo.

• Round stroke end caps are now full circles again (i.e. the change from 2.4.0 was reverted). This fixes sharp corners caused by small turns at the end of a stroke: see #23 for more details.

• Fixed image not loading on pub.dev README

• Round stroke end caps are now half circles instead of full circles, reducing unnecessary polygon points, thanks to @dodgog in #14.
• Fixed a bug when using the rememberSimulatedPressure flag with a list of exactly 2 points, thanks to @ZebraVogel94349 in #21.
• Implemented PointVector.toString().

• Fixed an error in toJson() when taperEnabled is true but customTaper is null.

• Fixed an error that occured when trying to lerp a NaN point.

• Added toJson() and fromJson() methods to StrokeOptions.

• Breaking change: The properties of StrokeOptions are now non-nullable. This means that e.g. StrokeOptions.smoothing now defaults to StrokeOptions.defaultSmoothing instead of null. Note that you can change the defaults.

• Breaking change: getStroke(points, options) is now getStroke(points, options: options).
• You can now run getStroke(points, rememberSimulatedPressure: true) to store the simulated pressure values in the points list. (#12)

• Fixed an edge case where we have an input of two equal points.

• 2.0.0 is a complete re-port of the original JavaScript library to Dart. There are some breaking changes, but the API is mostly the same and some automatic migration is possible by running dart fix --apply.

• One more fix to README.

• Pub score optimizations.
• Improve README.
• Add FUNDING.

• Fix README.

• Fix README.

• Initial version