[examples] Added shapes_recursive_tree
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shapes_recursive_treeshapes_recursive_tree
| Vector2 initialEnd = CalculateBranchEnd(start, 0.0f, length); | ||
| branches[count++] = (Branch){start, initialEnd, 0.0f, length}; | ||
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| for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) { |
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| float nextLength = branch.length * branchDecay; | ||
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| if (count < maxBranches && nextLength >= 2) { |
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| static Vector2 CalculateBranchEnd(Vector2 start, float angle, float length) { |
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| InitWindow(screenWidth, screenHeight, "raylib [shapes] example - shapes recursive tree"); | ||
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| Vector2 start = { (screenWidth / 2.0f) - 125, screenHeight }; |
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| float theta = angle * DEG2RAD; |
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| static Vector2 CalculateBranchEnd(Vector2 start, float angle, float length) { | ||
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| start.x + length * sinf(angle), |
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@Jopestpe Looks very good, just reviewed some minor format tweaks, to follow raylib code conventions. Thanks! |
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I think nothing will escape the conventions now 😅 |
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@Jopestpe great! thanks! 👍😄 |
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Tested and compiles successfully on Linux
