Share Posted August 20, 2011 Hey, Firstly i wanted to say what an absolutely terrific library this is, it just works. Amazing ! Now, i have this Flex Container (BorderContainer to be exact) into which i add FlexTransformManager. The thing is that that the applications is re sizable, and scaling seems to adjust the bounds in which objects can be manipulated and not the scale. My requirement is such that the TransformManager container should scale automatically, including its children much like a movieclip does. How do i go about it ? Khalid Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Author Share Posted August 21, 2011 Nevermind,i have found a way. For anyone who is interested, basically in the resize even for the parent container that houses the FlexTransformManager, i iterate over all the items managed by the FlexTransformManager and use their transform matrix to scale them about the upper left corner (0,0). Here is a snippet. private function resized(e:Event) { if(_manager!=null) { var scaleFactors:Point=new Point(this.width/_lastCoordinates.x,this.height/_lastCoordinates.y); _manager.width=this.width; _manager.height=this.height; var i:Number=0; for(i=0;i<=_manager.numChildren-1;i++) { var item:VisualItem=VisualItem(_manager.getChildAt(i)); var m:Matrix = item.transform.matrix; var oldValues:Point=new Point(m.tx,m.ty); m.translate(0, 0); m.scale( scaleFactors.x, scaleFactors.y); item.transform.matrix = m; m.translate(oldValues.x,oldValues.y); } _lastCoordinates.x=this.width; _lastCoordinates.y=this.height; } } Love how TransformManager class plays well with manually scaled items. Super ! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Share Posted August 22, 2011 Thanks for letting us know the solution you came up with. Glad you worked it out. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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