Creating Polygon Shapes
How to place polygons and use predefined Nazca shapes
# How to make geometric shapes using polygons import nazca as nd import nazca.geometries as geom frame = nd.Polygon(layer=19, points=[(0,0), (220,0), (220,180), (0,180)]) boat = nd.Polygon(layer=56, points=[(0,0), (120,0), (130,40), (-10, 40)]) sail = nd.Polygon(layer=52, points=[(0,0), (100,0), (90,100)]) sun = nd.Polygon(layer=36, points=geom.circle(radius=25)) hole = nd.Polygon(layer=60, points=geom.ring(radius=5)) # position the polygons frame.put(-10, 0, 0) boat.put(40, 20, 0) sail.put(50, 70, -10) sun.put(40,110) hole.put(10,160,0) hole.put(190,160,0) nd.export_gds(filename='DickBruna.gds')
Custom building blocks may require implementation of specific shapes, typically made by a list of points. In this example we show how to place polygons in different layers and use predefined shapes from the nazca.geometries module. As an example, we take Dick Bruna’s sailing boat.
