Computer Graphics: Lecture #14: 2D Composite Transformations

2D Composite Transformations

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[@y.kadharhussan1892]

Simple to understand mam and in scaling wrt to pivot moving original pivot point diagram is wrong

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ma'am please can you provide the source code for animation of ball moving in helical path.in computer graphics

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17:04 instead of doing translation scaling then translate... why cant we directly scale mam....?.....

[@JyothiMandala]

Because the basic scaling matrix is wrt origin(0,0). So v need to move(translation) the object, so that it's location is wrt origin. Then perform scaling

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Good explaination ma'am. But sry to say that your mathematical quotient is poor