Hey, firstly thanks for making aline. Honestly, I was so frustrated with Unity’s lack of built in 2D geometry capabilities and it was a huge relief to find something so straightforward.
I’d like to suggest line thickness/stroke weight. I know I can do it by drawing several concentric circles/lines next to each other but it would be useful to have it as a built in feature. Maybe as a scope, like using(Draw.WithThickness(x)) or something?
Hi
I’m glad you like the package 
This is on my todo list. The shader already supports this (you can see how it looks by changing the aline_outline material, it has a parameter called width), but there is no way to set the width at the moment.
However in order to support this I will also need to implement line joins to make things like circles work appropriately, and this takes a bit of time.
Thanks for the reply. Yeah, I get that it’s a fairly new package and things take time
I’m in no rush personally, I’ll just update my game when the package gets updated.
Any plans for 2D shapes with a fill too? That’d be useful for what I’m doing for sure.
You mean corresponding to the current regular polygons and triangles? Or completely arbitrary shapes?
Late reply on same topic - looks like a good debug library but I was expecting to see more runtime drawing options in docs.
Line thickness (including fade with < 1 pixel) and joint miter options would make it a hugely more useful asset.
Fillable poly shapes, gradients… it could become a benchmark asset but that would be some work!!
Just wanted to support the idea of line thickness would be wonderful.
ALINE is fantastic. Thanks.
Not sure if there is a better place to do this, but I also would like to throw my weight behind this as a requested feature! ALINE is great, I’m getting a lot of use out of its intended purpose, but I would love to make a vector-style game in the future and variable line-thickness & filled 2D shapes would make that much easier / better looking.
Hopefully it’s not too annoying, but: strong +1 for line thickness controls.
(I use ALINE for debug drawing only, so having nice joints isn’t a big deal for my particular use case - I’d rather have line thickness and ugly joints than no line thickness!)