If I have known vertices (RED) like this image:
How can I determine these below unknown vertices from above known vertices which join lines as a miter joining with each other?
If I have known vertices (RED) like this image:
How can I determine these below unknown vertices from above known vertices which join lines as a miter joining with each other?
First of all, look at this Q/A.
Your task is the same, only a bit simpler, since line thickness is the same for all segments.
Basically, you need to calculate coordinates of D point, when coordinates of A, B, C and line thickness d are known.
1) Calculate angle α, using Law of Cosines, like here How to calculate an angle from three points?
2) Then you can find length L of vectors u and v:
L =|u| =|v| = d / sin α;
3) Calculate vector components for vectors u and v:
ux = L * (Ax – Bx) / |AB|;
uy = L * (Ay – By) / |AB|;
|AB| - length of vector AB, can easily be found from coordinates of points A and B.
vx = L * (Cx – Bx) / |BC|;
vy = L * (Cy – By) / |BC|;
4) Finally find coordinates of point D:
Dx = Bx + ux + vx;
Dy = By + uy + vy;
5) Do that for all points of you line.