Frank,

thanks for your input, a working example would be great!
iiuy, Singularities aren't an issue in the example given as the brick  
wall has a fixed length.
ie zooming could present a reasonable facsimile.

regards

Jonathan Chetwynd
Accessibility Consultant on Media Literacy and the Internet



On 21 Jan 2008, at 23:27, Frank Bruder wrote:

Hi,

would be great if full 3x3 matrices--without the third row implicitly
set to [0 0 1]--were allowed for transform values. This would allow
for perspective distortions. But I'm not sure if this wouldn't be too
difficult for implementors since singularities (the horizon) would
need to be dealt with, in case they become visible.

There was a question before regarding perspective distortion of text.
And I remember someone suggested using the filter primitive
feDisplacementMap. But no solution for creating the correct image
data to use for in2 was found then. Maybe this was resolved in the
mean time.

I haven't seen something like it done in SVG yet. But that would be
cool. So I hope someone will come up with a working example.

Regards

Frank

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 >
 > how to create perspective in pattern?
 >
 > I cannot remember seeing an example of something like this:
 >
 > Not 3D but a method to distort a pattern such as "bricks" to fit a
shape
 > and create a vanishing point**.
 >
 > six months ago was reported as a wishlist for Inkscape:
 > https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape/+bug/172034
 >
 > anyone have a live example?
 >
 > regards
 >
 > Jonathan Chetwynd
 > Accessibility Consultant on Media Literacy and the Internet
 >
 > **suggested method:
 >
 > start with a face on pattern of bricks.
 > drag left hand top pointer towards bottom
 >
 > result:
 >
 > brick pattern distorts to represent wall disappearing in distance
on
 > left
 > side with flat horizon.
 >






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