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Linear Transforms 2 (Update 25 Jan 08)
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1/25/2008 11:11:27 AM |
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Robert Rayment
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Linear Transforms by Robert Rayment... Shows mapping a rectangular image onto a quadrilateral, circle, cylinder, cone and a sphere... This is re-worked from an old program of mine to speed it up and make more re-useable... Note that for the cylinder, cone and the sphere the image is only partly wrapped around... Five images are included... Only tested on Win XP... (Update 23 Jan 08)... Some redundant maths lines removed...(Update 25 Jan 08)... Simplified CommonDialog info and indicated where color bytes could be manipulated...Zip 185 KB.
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 1/21/2008 2:47:07 AM: Light Templer
Very nice math exercise! My ***** for and regards - LiTe
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1/21/2008 10:25:17 PM: Paul Turcksin
You did it again! @@@@@
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1/23/2008 12:35:00 PM: Tollar
Great job as usual, good luck.
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1/23/2008 9:54:27 PM: Russell Sanders
This is cool and will teach me a lot thanks. By the by, you may have seen my picture grid post my wife wanted me to do for a project she was doing. It may intrest you to know after I showed her your PantRR she hasn't tuched mine once.
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1/24/2008 11:19:04 AM: Robert Rayment
Russell: sorry about that :)
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