Closing strokes of the character

Counts only. No conclusions are drawn from small groups. These are counts in one KanjiVG snapshot. A count is not a rule of stroke order, and it does not say what a character means.

When the last stroke has been drawn it stays cinnabar. Click a plate to replay. With reduced motion the finished character stays still, and the color stays. The mark is optional data-stroke-highlight. A plate without it is not recolored. The plate stays cream in either theme. The draw timings are unchanged.

The last stroke, once it has been drawn

How the last stroke is classed

Last stroke: Stroke k = n in the main KanjiVG file. A one-stroke character’s only stroke is the last stroke.
Closes an enclosed region
Crosses earlier ink
Touches nothing
The cells
A small group: Counts only. No conclusions are drawn from small groups. A cell of two characters is still a count. A cell of no characters is a count of 0. A count is not a rule of stroke order, and it does not say what a character means.

The cells

Each character is in one row. The counts add to 2,136. A row of 0 is a count. Counts only. No conclusions are drawn from small groups.

Cell	Characters

By stroke count

The seven cells add to the Characters column. The total row is every character. Counts only. No conclusions are drawn from small groups.

Strokes	Characters	Closes and crosses	Closes, touches nothing	Closes	Crosses, touches nothing	Crosses	Touches nothing	Touches, neither

By the last stroke’s type

The seven cells add to the Characters column. A type that is never a last stroke is not a row. Counts only. No conclusions are drawn from small groups.

Type	Characters	Closes and crosses	Closes, touches nothing	Closes	Crosses, touches nothing	Crosses	Touches nothing	Touches, neither

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