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Python 3.10 has reached its end of life and is no longer supported for py5.
New Py5Shape methods
A feature request from @villares asked for a new set_vertices() method for Py5Shape. This method will allow users to modify a Py5Shape object’s vertices after calling end_shape(). This is much faster than calling the existing set_vertex() method in a for loop. I also created a set_texture_uvs() method, analogous to the existing set_texture_uv() method for setting a single vertex’s UV coordinates.
Bug Fixes & Small Improvements
There were a few small bug fixes and improvements.
#799 Fix a live coding error involving text encoding on Windows
#800 Added a py5.__processing_version__ attribute to inform the user which version of Processing the py5 release is packaged with. Thank you @ulgens for the idea.
#807 Fix a live coding error involving the redraw() method
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Dropping Python 3.10
Python 3.10 has reached its end of life and is no longer supported for py5.
New Py5Shape methods
A feature request from @villares asked for a new
set_vertices()method forPy5Shape. This method will allow users to modify aPy5Shapeobject’s vertices after callingend_shape(). This is much faster than calling the existingset_vertex()method in aforloop. I also created aset_texture_uvs()method, analogous to the existingset_texture_uv()method for setting a single vertex’s UV coordinates.Bug Fixes & Small Improvements
There were a few small bug fixes and improvements.
py5.__processing_version__attribute to inform the user which version of Processing the py5 release is packaged with. Thank you @ulgens for the idea.redraw()methodThis discussion was created from the release Release 0.10.12a0.
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