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Canvas object transformation with mouse?
I started to learn canvas and again school geometry, since I skipped it and don’t know it at all.
I am writing my bike similar to fabricjs
Everything turns out, everything works cool, everything is not difficult, except for transformations. I don't understand at all how to describe the logic of changing transformations when I hang events on mouse movement with the controls for scale, transform, skew, rotate held down...
Transformations slow me down, this is the only thing I can't handle.
Please share links to resources, if any, with examples of how to transform objects with the mouse.
For example, I do not understand how much it is necessary to shift translateX, translateY after changing the scale so that the object remains in the original center point. for example:
the initial transform is like this - 1, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0
i set this transform - setTransform(1.5, 0, 0, 1.5, 0, 0)
1.5 is scale, and the last 2 parameters are translateX/
Y it is clear how much you need to change translateX / Y so that the object remains at its center point.
This is just one example, but there is also rotate, for which you also need to change skew, trasnlate ....
I understand that this is difficult, but I want to learn, I'm interested, but I can't find resources where I can study real examples of such handlers.
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In addition to geometry, you will need a linear algebra course https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZHQObOWTQD...
This is just one example, but there is also rotate, for which you also need to change skew, trasnlate ....
I have a question for you)))
I am also making my bike now.
And damn problems.
As you did the transformation correctly, everything leaves me when I change the X axis and the Y axis. The picture leaves more than it should.
And how did you make a stroke around the object, and what would it be possible to stretch the object for it?
If you do not mind sharing, I will be grateful)?
What I sent RAX7 I did, but I still don’t understand how to do the transformation and stroke like in fabric (((
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