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Looking for a simple way to render a list of arbitrary vertices (on a 2d plane) … I’m guessing that I’ll have to do some sort of tessellation, and will have to deal with concave/convex polygons. Not looking for a crazy visualization here … just want to render a flat shape.
Surely others have encountered this need before? any tips would be appreciated 🙂
You’re actually after triangulation.
Try Nick Gravelyn’s Triangulator library. Last time I used it there was a bug in that some polygons would triangulate inside-out. But if you poke around the bug tracker I think there’s a fix there (perhaps this one).