1.8 Curve Attributes - Attributes of Output

Computer Science III B.
Sc CS Sem : VI Year 2019 - 2020
Subject: Graphics and Multimedia
Google Classroom : oefqdki Subject code: 63A
Attributes of Output Primitives

Unit 1: Curve Attribute
Dr.M.Manimaran,
Associate Professor,
Department Computer Science,
SKACAS
oefqdki - Graphics & Multimedia Unit I Output Primitives 1
Computer Science III B.Sc CS Sem : VI Year 2019 - 2020
SNAP TALK / ATTENDANCE

Lecture Agenda
• Curve Attributes
• LineTo, ArcTo, PolylineTo, or PolyBezierTo

EXPECTED OUTCOME
After studying this class, you should be able to:
• To understand the concepts of Curve Attributes
• To understand the concepts of LineTo, ArcTo, PolylineTo,
or PolyBezierTo

Attributes of output
primitives
• Any parameter that affects the way a primitive is to be
displayed is referred to as an attribute parameter.
• Example attribute parameters are color, size etc. A line
drawing function for example could contain parameter
to set color, width and other properties.
– Line Attributes
– Curve Attributes
– Color and Grayscale Levels
– Area Fill Attributes
– Character Attributes

Curve attributes
• The default current position for any DC is located at the
point (0,0) in logical (or world) space.
• You can set these coordinates to a new position by
calling the MoveToEx function and passing a new set of
coordinates.
• Note There are two sets of line- and curve-drawing
functions.
• The first set retains the current position in a DC, and the
second set alters the position.
• You can identify the functions that alter the current
position by examining the function name.

Curve attributes
• If the function name ends with the preposition "To", the
function sets the current position to the ending point of
the last line drawn (LineTo, ArcTo, PolylineTo,
or PolyBezierTo).
• If the function name does not end with this preposition,
it leaves the current position intact (Arc,Polyline,
or PolyBezier).

Curve attributes
• The default brush is a solid white brush.
• An application can create a new brush by calling
the CreateBrushIndirect function.
• After creating a brush, the application can select it into
its DC by calling the SelectObject function.
• Windows provides a complete set of functions to create,
select, and alter the brush in an application's DC.
• The default pen is a cosmetic, solid black pen that is one
pixel wide.

Curve attributes
• An application can create a pen by using
the ExtCreatePen function.
• After creating a pen, your application can select it into its
DC by calling theSelectObject function.
• Windows provides a complete set of functions to create,
select, and alter the pen in an application's DC
• The default transformation is the unity transformation
(specified by the identity matrix).
• An application can specify a new transformation by
calling the SetWorldTransform function.
• Windows provides a complete set of functions to
transform lines and curves by altering their width,
location, and general appearance.
Curve attributes

Curve attributes

Key Points
– LineTo
– ArcTo
– PolylineTo,
– PolyBezierTo

MCQ
1. The basic parameter to curved attributes are
a) Type
b) Width
c) Color
d) All of the mentioned

MCQ
2. Raster curves of various widths can be displayed
using
a) Horizontal or vertical spans
b) Horizontal spans
c) Vertical spans
d) Horizontal and vertical spans

MCQ
3. If the magnitude of the curve slope is lesser than 1,
then
a) We can plot horizontal spans
b) We can plot vertical spans
c) Only b
d) All of the mentioned

MCQ ANSWERS
1) Answer: d
Explanation: Type, width and colors are the
basic parameters to curved attributes.
2) Answer: a
Explanation: Raster curves of various widths
can be displayed using Horizontal or vertical
spans
3) Answer: c
Explanation: if slope magnitude<1 then we can
plot vertical spans Magnitude > 1 then we can
plot vertical spans.
VIDEO URL
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JIh04rHIEA

One mark URL
https://www.sanfoundry.com/computer-graphics-
mcqs-curve-attributes/

Next Lecture
Attributes of Output Primitives:
Color and gray scale

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Computer Science III B.

Sc CS Sem : VI Year 2019 - 2020

Subject: Graphics and Multimedia

Google Classroom : oefqdki Subject code: 63A

Attributes of Output Primitives

SNAP TALK / ATTENDANCE

oefqdki - Graphics & Multimedia Unit I Output Primitives 2

• LineTo, ArcTo, PolylineTo, or PolyBezierTo

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• To understand the concepts of Curve Attributes

• To understand the concepts of LineTo, ArcTo, PolylineTo,

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