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Posted: **Tue Oct 07, 2014 12:43 pm**

Hi,

I have some troubles understanding this TransformSprite() command, especially the "z" parameter, because I don't get how we can define a z axis in a 2D drawing.
Anyway, I'd like to use this command to perform two very basic things : increase/decrease the width of the sprite, and increase/decrease its height.

Thanks

Posted: **Tue Oct 07, 2014 12:51 pm**

If you just want to alter the width or height, why not use ZoomSprite((#Sprite, Width, Height)?

Posted: **Tue Oct 07, 2014 1:51 pm**

My sprite is just a simple box, so if I zoom it, the borders will be zoomed. And I don't want that. So I'd hope that TransformSprite() would make me avoid redrawing an entire new sprite every time I want to resize it.

Posted: **Tue Oct 07, 2014 2:07 pm**

For your idear , you have to clip your sprite in 9 subsprites.
The center middle sprite is zoomed, and the side sprite only zoomed in one axis, and the corner sprite not zoomed.

Edit3: Example:

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InitSprite()

Procedure DisplayBoxedSprite(Sprite.i, X.i, Y.i, Width.i, Height.i, Top.i, Right.i, Bottom.i, Left.i)
	Protected Dim u.i(3), Dim v.i(3) ; Vertex
	Protected Dim x.i(3), Dim y.i(3) ; Position
	Protected ix.i, iy.i
	u(0) = 0 : u(1) = Left : u(2) = SpriteWidth(Sprite)-Right   : u(3) = SpriteWidth(Sprite)
	v(0) = 0 : v(1) = Top : v(2) = SpriteHeight(Sprite)-Bottom : v(3) = SpriteHeight(Sprite)
	x(0) = x : x(1) = x+Left          : x(2) = x+Width-Right        : x(3) = x+Width
	y(0) = y : y(1) = y+Top           : y(2) = y+Height-Bottom      : y(3) = y+Height
	For iy = 0 To 2
		For ix = 0 To 2
			ClipSprite(Sprite, u(ix), v(iy), u(ix+1)-u(ix), v(iy+1)-v(iy))
			ZoomSprite(Sprite, x(ix+1)-x(ix), y(iy+1)-y(iy))
			DisplayTransparentSprite(Sprite, x(ix), y(iy))
		Next
	Next
	ClipSprite(Sprite, #PB_Default, #PB_Default, #PB_Default, #PB_Default)
EndProcedure



OpenWindow(0, 0, 0, 800, 600, "Screen", #PB_Window_SystemMenu|#PB_Window_ScreenCentered)
OpenWindowedScreen(WindowID(0), 0, 0, WindowWidth(0), WindowHeight(0), 0, 0, 0)

UsePNGImageDecoder()
CatchSprite(0, ?Window_png, #PB_Sprite_AlphaBlending)

Repeat
	
	ClearScreen($FFFFFF)
	Time.f = ElapsedMilliseconds()/1000
	DisplayTransparentSprite(0, 0, 0)
	DisplayBoxedSprite(0, 100, 100, 400+Sin(Time)*100, 300+Cos(Time)*100, 32, 16, 16, 16)
	
	FlipBuffers()
	
Until WindowEvent() = #PB_Event_CloseWindow



DataSection
	Window_png:
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	Data.q $0000E91CCEAE0042,$FF0044474B620600,$93A7BDA0FF00FF00,$7359487009000000,$130B0000130B0000
	Data.q $000000189C9A0001,$08DA07454D497407,$5F29C112161B151C,$5441444959020000,$30C26E7D9BEDDA78
	Data.q $F7636C413F5FC50C,$E0970A3D28E0971A,$D368A7D92760DC06,$DD2851337B51FD96,$DA0AD592D8B250D8
	Data.q $22017814DD8BF78A,$E94A651931C2648F,$C800AFE51D94F463,$ED0899210C941400,$BBB286F164A0719A
	Data.q $F02AE4A732294004,$1C88D94B7E8F0011,$1549644CDAF1DC8D,$AC6F16016E7C10C0,$73E124A003BFAAC1
	Data.q $D1C8056BE004820B,$D5B9095630F39F97,$0DA214212E10A5F3,$8FC5B7D189D0047C,$0CFDF44280251CDE
	Data.q $B2A610C7AAAAACC0,$E213EBD4A81EAAAA,$8085CA31320073DB,$76EDF8B5E56AD580,$1CDE00F600F7000B
	Data.q $ADC866739348616D,$B6DB400059173EB9,$A1D3916852C11421,$0809E90031B2C19C,$2DB696E00084C630
	Data.q $00B58E9F10E341B5,$B0154059915238DF,$92D49B83C52F11A0,$3F73EF29EB00039C,$2D29E9AA4F900A90
	Data.q $F80A90228E841F53,$1DFC054810059C71,$BA00D44015EFBE80,$EF400A00500AD3AE,$006E24924802F101
	Data.q $0532CB200DC79E79,$05B400A015A02DA0,$E2EDDBB0056202B4,$D9B016BDAF5EB006,$00A1E4453F3A2E6C
	Data.q $01400A0050028014,$02801400A0050028,$07BF90C6200A0050,$DBEFD2FF68FAEBB0,$A9D03FB1C6B60A57
	Data.q $0DC01CD7BFFC15C5,$30EE00176F15B706,$900B68AC18971098,$015E00EFF133CC7B,$BDAF42F00278033C
	Data.q $02AA7F76F24F3063,$7C49D35915B69FA4,$B4F7224D4014F19C,$5C05AC7EAEB0352F,$062DA7ED8C5D0DE2
	Data.q $565F06E9668F9E1F,$0028C20BBB3E9AD9,$F0B94CE72DB5A9E9,$08D992C18BD9C6F0,$5EDC2CE2DC130610
	Data.q $BB77CF7E7476C219,$3A059D9C41810DBC,$4C1690E1301B17B8,$2707400029BA10D8,$00B1A664B6870B8E
	Data.q $01B17249D0002A60,$E6CBA5345CBFFE8F,$686A4E17AFF31C26,$0555541F1D446868,$0000000B4E3C66FF
	Data.q $6042AE444E454900,$0000000000000082
EndDataSection

Edit2: Bugfix ^^
Edit3: Bugfix2

Posted: **Tue Oct 07, 2014 2:27 pm**

Hmm that's more complex than I imagined. So what's the point of TransformSprite() ?

By the way, your example was working fine before your edit2, now it isn't

Posted: **Tue Oct 07, 2014 2:39 pm**

Hi,

ZoomSprite() does only a 'flat' resize.
With TransformSprite() you can do this too, but also a 'perspective' change.

Bernd

Posted: **Tue Oct 07, 2014 4:57 pm**

And how would you do the same thing with TransformSprite() infratec ?

Posted: **Tue Oct 07, 2014 6:25 pm**

Now you can use my Edit3.

TransformSprite() is not useful in this case.
With TransformSprite() you need 9 displays too.

With TransformSprite() you can set the 4 vertices by your self.
For example:

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ZoomSprite(Sprite, Width, Height)

is the same like:

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TransformSprite(Sprite, 0, 0, Width, 0, Height, Width, 0, Height)

Posted: **Tue Oct 07, 2014 7:56 pm**

That's exactly what I didn't understand, thank you for the explanation Stargate

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