Bezierve is a tool for extracting information about a Bézier curve from an image, such as its corresponding formulae, positions of extremum points and more.
Development
I developed the program in Python's library Tkinter in 2023. Upon releasing version 1.0, I posted a video about Bezierve on my YouTube channel. Since then, I have developed version 2.0 which fixes many issues I had with version 1.0 and also adds new features.
Version 1.0
To get an image of what Bezierve's premise is and what features it offers, you can watch the YouTube video I made about it.
New with version 2.0
- Cleaner UI
- Option to add more than one Bézier curve (either linear, quadratic or cubic)
- Option to save the current configuration of curves as a savefile and load it later
- Option to change curve's color
- Option to show the curve's bounding box (technically known as its axis-aligned minimum bounding rectangle)
- Formulae no longer produce horizontally flipped curves when used outside Bezierve, an issue present in version 1.0
- Completely restructured code to follow a proper OOP design
You can see the version 2.0's new UI here:
Created on March 20th, 2025