bhoward
commented
11 years ago It looks like g needs to be translated by (-x, -y) just before being rendered onto the image, so that its origin is (0, 0) within the image.
On Tue, Jul 30, 2013 at 4:38 PM, Mervin Fansler notifications@github.comwrote:
Freeze seems to have a bug related to its transform at the time of freezing. I was attempting to make a Barnsley fern using freeze and I was getting nonsense. If you want an example, here is the first iteration of the fern demo without using Freeze:
[image: fern-no-freeze]https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/1182216/881923/d0aed5e8-f957-11e2-8229-25f8b689ce5a.png
And here's is what it gives with Freeze:
[image: fern-with-freeze]https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/1182216/881929/e2cbf7c4-f957-11e2-9fd1-66b8c262f84f.png
Seems like an issue with the transformation info possibly getting lost in the Freeze rendering process.
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mfansler
Freeze seems to have a bug related to its transform at the time of freezing. I was attempting to make a Barnsley fern using freeze and I was getting nonsense. If you want an example, here is the first iteration of the fern demo without using Freeze:
And here's is what it gives with Freeze:
Seems like an issue with the transformation info possibly getting lost in the Freeze rendering process.