Tests:
• Manipulate curves
• Build a test on click and draggable points
• Build a test on re-ordering points and changing their connection types
• Build a test for moving the center and radius controls for circles
//• Learn how to create equalateral polygons

Features:
• Ability to add points
• Ability to determine whether a line between any two points is polygonal, or curved
• Ability to break the line between points
• Abiility to re-position points by clicking and dragging after they have been created
• Ability to delete points after they have been created
• Ability to re-order the points in the line drawing order
• Ability to add Circles with one control point for center, and one control point for radius  (optionally, semi-circles too)
• (optional) Ability to create equilateral polygons, with one control point for center, and one control point for radius
• (optional) Ability to export LARGE-ASS images
• (optional) Ability to re-define the relative position of rotation/spinning
• Freaking center the design in the image that's exported, dammit





Write docs on previous crap
http://root.nuclearpixel.com/misc/canvas_01-00_test_spyrograph.html
In the first one, I learned about 3 concepts.
1: How to scale a vector based on screen resolution
2: Additive Blending
3: How to rotate a point around an axis!

http://root.nuclearpixel.com/misc/canvas_01-01_learn_save_image_from_canvas.html
The second one was learning how to save and image file as output from the Canvas element. That was more a test of how to implement someone else's code for that, because they had already done that rather well.


http://root.nuclearpixel.com/misc/canvas_01-02_test_multistroke_radial_spyrograph.html
The third is where I learned to make the lines appear blurred by stroking with multiple increasing widths at decreasing opacity levels.

http://root.nuclearpixel.com/misc/canvas_01-03_learn_atan2.html
and the fourth was where I learned how to get a relative angle in degrees from two pairs of X/Y coordinates.