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Earlier I asked a question, but I think I did it wrong..
Anyways. Here’s my problem. I have this function that creates polygons from images, but it’s pixel perfect, which creates way too many points for a single polygon.. So my question is, how would I round this down? Dumbing the polygon down a bit, making the edges less sharp and removing some edges at the same time? I couldn’t find any algorithms for this, so maybe I just fail at searching..
Thanks,
AsterAlff
Douglas–Peucker algorithm is intended to simplify polylines