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Comments by rswapna28 (Top 11 by date)
rswapna28
22-Nov-12 1:12am
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I used FreeImage library for loading images. It worked fine for me. I don't know why it didn't compile for you.
If you have trouble in using FreeImage, just try looking this example. you might get some help from it.
http://www.codesampler.com/usersrc/usersrc_6.htm
(Texture loading with FreeImage - OpenGL/C++)
Download this example and check.
rswapna28
22-Nov-12 1:06am
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Try printing the text before creating the subwindows.
You might have tried it but give a try before if you haven't.
rswapna28
22-Nov-12 0:55am
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Thanks for the help.
I dont know how to go about the Affine transformation but I have applied Eulers method. And the third party library you have given is for .NET project. But mine is VC++.
rswapna28
22-Nov-12 0:50am
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RotateTransform will rotate the image in any angle. But the issue i am facing is.
I want to rotate the image in point so I am translating my axis to that point and then rotate and translate back again.
eg.,
graphics.translateTransform(x, y);
graphics.rotateTransform(angle);
graphics.translateTransform(-x, -y);
Now I want my image move towards left. so I used translateTransform to move. But As my image has rotated to some angle so my movement instead global left movement, it is local left movement.
I hope I am clear.
rswapna28
21-Nov-12 1:37am
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GDI+ is a library which is created on top of GDI. It is a 2D graphics library. So I can load any image and do rotate, translate and many more operations on it. I dont have to apply as a texture as OpenGL does and pixel tracing is also not needed.
My problem is, I could not rotate and translate the local coordinates together.
rswapna28
21-Nov-12 1:32am
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Yes there are API's to rotate and translate but both together are not working fine. So I thought I will get help :)
rswapna28
17-Sep-12 4:59am
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See I am not relating my question to my tool. My tool is something like a .exe which imports dll n executes it.
Anyways I have solved it. Thanks for ur reply.
rswapna28
14-Sep-12 4:27am
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Its AIDASS tool.
rswapna28
14-Sep-12 4:25am
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I have did the same as u have shown.
I have copied gdiplus.h/.lib in local folder which solved my issue.
rswapna28
13-Sep-12 7:23am
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Yes Richard, you are right but the tool which I am using need dll project :)
rswapna28
3-Feb-12 4:11am
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Thanks for the link. According to the link it is clear that, it is rotated with some angle on x,y,z axis. But in my case, I dunno the angle it is rotated. What i know is only my point is looking towards some target point. So now I want to calculate my yaw, pitch and roll in degrees.
Hope I cleared my question.
Thanks Smile | :)
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