note strokeweight isn't scaled in webgl/webgpu#8850
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Resolves #8847
Changes:
adds a sentence to the
strokeWeight()reference noting that in 2D mode stroke weight is affected by transformations (likescale()), but in WebGL and WebGPU modes it isn't, since the stroke is applied on top of the already-transformed geometry. this documents the difference as suggested in the issue, while the longer-term line-handling work gets figured out.Screenshots of the change:
n/a, reference text only.
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npm run lintpasses