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How can I scale an object from the array of coordinates? |
NathanJ
Member #18,585
October 2020
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I would like to scale up a polygon defined on cords below. How can I do that? float cords[8] = { |
Eric Johnson
Member #14,841
January 2013
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I suggest you read-up on linear transformations, but basically you just multiply each element of your array by a scaling matrix. But I suppose if all you're trying to do is scale the points (or vertices) of a polygon, you could simply iterate through the array and multiply it by a scaling factor...
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Edgar Reynaldo
Major Reynaldo
May 2007
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If you scale the data by itself, it will induce a translation. You need to center it on the origin first, then scale it, and THEN you can translate it to its correct position. 1float cords[8] = {
2x1,y1,
3x2, y2,
4x3, y3,
5x4, y4
6};
7const float cx = (x1 + x2 + x3 + x4)/4.0;
8const float cy = (y1 + y2 + y3 + y4)/4.0;
9
10ALLEGRO_TRANSFORM t;
11al_identity_transform(&t);
12al_translate_transform(&t , -cx , -cy);
13al_scale_transform(&t , scalex , scaley);
14al_translate_transform(&t , posx , posy);
15
16al_transform_coordinates(&t , &cords[0] , &cords[1]);
17al_transform_coordinates(&t , &cords[2] , &cords[3]);
18al_transform_coordinates(&t , &cords[4] , &cords[5]);
19al_transform_coordinates(&t , &cords[6] , &cords[7]);
20
21/// Our polygon is now centered on posx , posy at a scale of scalex,scaley.
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