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Note that with positive offset, the polytree's "IsHole" property matches the ring orientation (clockwise).
However, for negative offset, that's swapped.
JsFiddle output is in console.
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I seem to have encountered the same problem.
What I also noticed is that the first child of the PolyTree is not actually the root node: PolyTree.GetFirst().Parent() != PolyTree but PolyTree.GetFirst().Parent().Parent() == PolyTree
ClipperOffset seems to return the wrong PolyTree structure when using negative offset.
https://jsfiddle.net/fdnhe938/3/
Note that with positive offset, the polytree's "IsHole" property matches the ring orientation (clockwise).
However, for negative offset, that's swapped.
JsFiddle output is in console.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: