Defining hard coded polys for regions and painting in C#

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Canada Brian (Able Opus)
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I did this for some primitive shapes in BSF Draw Board and had a bit of fun with it. After you get good at the whiteboard part you can make some pretty elaborate shapes, but you have to do it a bit neater than what is depicted.



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csharp
c#
shapes
primitive
poy
polygon
region
rectangle
basic