Rotate drawable suggested by Praveen won’t give you control of frame count. Let’s assume you want to implement a custom loader which consists from 8 sections: Using animation-list approach, you need to create 8 frames rotated by 45*frameNumber degrees manually. Alternatively, you can use 1st frame and set rotation animation to it: File res/anim/progress_anim.xml: <?xml … Read more
Try triggering the CSS 3d Transform mode with webkit. this changes the way chrome renders -webkit-transform: rotate(.7deg) translate3d( 0, 0, 0); edit There also a Webkit only style declaration -webkit-font-smoothing which takes the values none subpixel-antialiased antialiased where subpixel-antialiased is the default value. Alas, the subpixel antialias is no good solution for rotated text. The … Read more
The problem with the code in the question seems to be that the transformations keep getting added to each other. In order to fix this, the solution is to reset the transformations every time, that is, set it to the identity transform. rotationView.transform = CGAffineTransformIdentity Here is a partial implementation that shows the key parts. … Read more
It depends on which point you want to use as a “center” for your rotation. Let’s call the point to the up and left pointA and the one to the right and below pointB. If you want to rotate around the point A so that point B aligns with it, calculating the rotation angle in … Read more
The problem is int center = radius which you are setting int radius = 576. This doesn’t make sense as surely you are rotating about a point that should have an x and y location. Given you are rotating around the origin the center x and y should both be 0 not 576. So, given … Read more
Here is the code <html> <head> </head> <body> <canvas id=”c”/> </body> <script> function rotateBase64Image(base64data, callback) { var canvas = document.getElementById(“c”); var ctx = canvas.getContext(“2d”); var image = new Image(); image.src = base64data; image.onload = function() { ctx.translate(image.width, image.height); ctx.rotate(180 * Math.PI / 180); ctx.drawImage(image, 0, 0); window.eval(“”+callback+”(‘”+canvas.toDataURL()+”‘)”); }; } rotateBase64Image(“data:image/png;base64,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”, ‘callback’); function callback(base64data) { console.log(base64data); … Read more
tl;dr; Use GDI+ SetWorldTransform With WinAPI’s SetWorldTransform you can transform the space of device context: rotate, shear, offset, and scale. This is done by setting the members of a transform matrix of type XFORM. Fill its members according the documentation. procedure RotateBitmap(Bmp: TBitmap; Rads: Single; AdjustSize: Boolean; BkColor: TColor = clNone); var C: Single; S: … Read more
First, I have to admit I agree with generic_opto_guy: The approach with the loop looks good, so we would need to check the math. On thing I noticed: if (oldRow > 0 && oldCol > 0 && oldRow <= oldHeight && oldCol <= oldWidth) implies you start indexing with 1. I belife that opencv starts … Read more
Before I come to your question, let me explain some core concepts of matrices. Assume that we have the following matrix: wher T is a translation and R is a rotation matrix. When we use this matrix to transform a vertex (or even mesh), there is one unique result. However, we can get to this … Read more
If the pictures contains exif data the PropertyItems should include the orientation tag. It encodes the rotation/flipping necessary to display the image correctly: PropertyTagOrientation Image orientation viewed in terms of rows and columns. Tag 0x0112 1 – The 0th row is at the top of the visual image, and the 0th column is the visual … Read more