Var angle_point = deg2rad(angle_from + i * (angle_to-angle_from) / nb_points - 90) The white circles are the points that the circular arc function generates (the nb_points parameter determines how many points each arc should take)ĭraw_circular_arc(screen_center, body_radius, 0, 180, Color.pink, 1.0, 6)ĭraw_circular_arc(Vector2(screen_center.x - 20, screen_center.y), body_radius, 180, 360, Color.pink, 1.0, 6)įunc draw_circular_arc(center, radius, angle_from, angle_to, color, curviness, nb_points): We can use this arc function to help us define our own custom method for creating semicircles supported by custom parameters such as radius, angle, and curviness. Var screen_center = get_viewport().size / 2ĭraw_circle(screen_center, body_radius, Color.pink)ĭrawing a circle is great and all but what we really want is 2 adjustable semicircles. I used the Godot Engine but you can use any engine or tool as long as there is a way to do custom drawing in 2D Start with a basic circle You can especially see this in the aptly named Sheepa below when a light is cast from above

Harley, along with all the characters in the game are just primitive shapes drawn onto the screen I wanted to share the animation process for creating Harley the Hare, the main character from my latest game Hops and Harmony

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