.TH ZUNDER 3
.SH NAME
canvas.*
.SH DESCRIPTION
Following
.IR dim ( n )
are short for dimensionality
.IR n .
For instance, dim(2)
is the same as 2 numbers (x,y)
describing a position on 2 axis.
Whereby dim(3)
are 3 numbers (x,y,z)
describing a position on 3 axis.
.PP
.I canvas
gives methods for interacting with points of
dim(2) and dim(3).
.PP
.I canvas
is extensible.
However; trying to reduce or unrender
.I canvas
abilities is more likely done by mere wish.
I myself do not know how it is done mechanically.
.TP 5
1.
A very promising technique used by
most painting tools I know, is to use a
.I brush
dipped with
.IR maquillage .
The
.I brush
can be seen as image
of some size, where the inactive parts
do not propagate and the active parts
propagate the applied substance.
.TP
2.
An alternative is
found in the first sentence for
.IR canvas ,
for
.I canvas
was defined as something interacting
with points. Now if these points were
not defined already...