Re: [css-d] Rotating along Z

28 nov 2014 kl. 07:40 skrev Crest Christopher : > I need some help, why this doesn't rotate > along the Z, I know it's flat but instead it's rotating along the Y instead > of the Z, which should give the appearance it's shrinking ? You have the wrong expectation

[css-d] Rotating along Z

I need some help, why this doesn't rotate along the Z, I know it's flat but instead it's rotating along the Y instead of the Z, which should give the appearance it's shrinking ? Christopher __ cs

Re: [css-d] matrix3D

Google "matrix calculator". Best, Karl Sent from losPhone > On Nov 27, 2014, at 11:30 PM, Crest Christopher > wrote: > > That is what I thought. Do you know how to read and write a CSS matrix ? > Otherwise I'll write the longer method out, until I know how to write > matrices :-) > > Chri

Re: [css-d] matrix3D

That is what I thought. Do you know how to read and write a CSS matrix ? Otherwise I'll write the longer method out, until I know how to write matrices :-) Christopher Barney Carroll Thursday, November 27, 2014 4:10 AM It's exactly the same: it's all compute

Re: [css-d] matrix3D

It's exactly the same: it's all computed to a matrix anyway. Even in your pseudo-code example, translateN( value ) is obviously terser than expressing the 16 values necessary to define a 3d matrix. The ultimate decision to include both APIs is down to convenience and expressiveness rather than byte