mash wrote:
> Hi Bob,
>
> Thanks. I had already downloaded that example and used it to help come up
> with the design of my shape objects.
> So each of your shapes handles it's own transformations, that will work
> great with what I'm doing.
>
> Thanks
>
> "Bob Powell [MVP]" wrote:
>
>> See my animation example in Windows Forms Tips and Tricks.
>>
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>> mash wrote:
>>> Oh, and I'm working in C#
>>>
>>> "mash" wrote:
>>>
>>>> I'm trying to get my head around working with the Matrix class.
>>>>
>>>> I'm doing something manually that I'd prefer to do with a transformation.
>>>> Basically I have shape objects that are responsible for drawing themselves
>>>> on a surface. The shapes all store their Positions.
>>>> I calculate an offset factor and all shapes should take their x coordinates
>>>> and multiply by the offset factor for their new position.
>>>> So if a shape's position is (100,50) and my offset factor is 0.5, the new
>>>> position should be (50,50).
>>>> What I do now is have each shape do this multiplication individually. I'd
>>>> rather use a transformation.
>>>>
>>>> How can I apply this offset using some sort of transformation?
>>>>
>>>> Many thanks