Ofnuts ofnuts at laposte.net writes:
The spec for the scaling, when using the from centre constraint, says
translate the opposite side by the same distance which implies that
the centre is equidistant to both sides and thus is still the centre
defined above. An arbitrary fixed point would
Ofnuts ofnuts at laposte.net writes:
Symmetry mode is not well defined... In your drawing, you drag on
top-right and the top-left follows (vertical axis), but it could as well
have been the bottom-right (horizontal axis), and even the bottom-left
(radial).
As I did mention, it was not a
On 04/17/2011 08:31 AM, Michael Grosberg wrote:
Ofnutsofnutsat laposte.net writes:
Symmetry mode is not well defined... In your drawing, you drag on
top-right and the top-left follows (vertical axis), but it could as well
have been the bottom-right (horizontal axis), and even the
On 04/16/2011 04:13 PM, Michael Grosberg wrote:
There has been some interest among the GSOC applicants to work on the unified
transform tool.there already exists a very original specification for this
tool.
But I have some reservations about the transform frame being a bit too
complex.
I
I agree with Michael that the design in the proposed specification
although looks cool , it can be complex for first time users. Having
said that I personally like the original specification as it is more
clean and efficient once understood.
Inkscape has a more easy approach to this but it
