Re: rotating an object around the center of a view
Subject : Re: rotating an object around the center of a view
From: Erik Buck <email@hidden >
Date: Sun, 4 Mar 2007 14:59:03 -0500
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Your solution seems workable but very strange to me.
Why rotate the "dial" instead of rotating the coordinate system in
which the dial is drawn ?
Why invert and then re-invert the simple translation matrix ? Do you
have some objection to the following ?
translateXBy: ox yBy: oy
rotateByDegrees: (timeInSeconds * -6.0f)
translateXBy: -ox yBy: -oy
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