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We're instantiation fabric.Path
object, passing it a string of path instructions. While it looks cryptic, it's actually easy to understand. “M” represents “move” command, and tells that invisible pen to move to 0, 0 point. “L” stands for “line” and makes pen draw a line to 200, 100 point. Then, another “L” creates a line to 170, 200. Lastly, “z” tells forces drawing pen to close current path and finalize the shape. As a result, we get a triangular shape.
We're instantiating fabric.Path
object, passing it a string of path instructions. While it looks cryptic, it's actually easy to understand. “M” represents “move” command, and tells that invisible pen to move to 0, 0 point. “L” stands for “line” and makes pen draw a line to 200, 100 point. Then, another “L” creates a line to 170, 200. Lastly, “z” tells forces drawing pen to close current path and finalize the shape. As a result, we get a triangular shape.
Since fabric.Path
is just like any other object in Fabric, we were also able to change some of its properties. But we can modify it even more: