Triangle

Description

The triangle command draws a triangle by specifying three vertices and a border weight. The triangle is positioned relative to the current draw cursor position.

Syntax

triangle point1_x point1_y point2_x point2_y point3_x point3_y border_weight

Parameters

• point1_x: x-coordinate of the first vertex

• point1_y: y-coordinate of the first vertex

• point2_x: x-coordinate of the second vertex

• point2_y: y-coordinate of the second vertex

• point3_x: x-coordinate of the third vertex

• point3_y: y-coordinate of the third vertex

• border_weight: Thickness of the triangle's border in pixels

Usage Examples

// Basic triangle
c #fff
goto 100 100
triangle 0 0 50 50 0 100 2
// Creates a right triangle at (100,100)

// Equilateral triangle
c #00ff00
goto 200 200
triangle -50 43 50 43 0 -43 3
// Creates an equilateral triangle centered at (200,200)

// Arrow pointer
c #ff0000
goto 150 150
triangle 0 -25 25 25 -25 25 1
// Creates a triangle pointing upward

Important Notes

• Triangle vertices are positioned relative to the draw cursor position

• The triangle is drawn using the current color (set with the c command)

• Triangles are non-interactive visual elements (not clickable)

• Border weight affects the thickness of all triangle edges

• Coordinates can be negative to draw relative to the cursor position

• The triangle is filled with the current color

• Order of vertices determines the triangle's orientation