Hi Martin,
I know the OMScalingRaster has methods that try to handle rotation, but
I'm not sure it understands what it should do when its rotated. I
think it assumes that it's covering a specific ground area, and it does
look like there's a possibility of being translated unexpectedly in the
OMRasterObject.render() method.
Just out of curiosity, why are you rotating it? Would the
OMScalingIcon work better for you?
- Don
On Mar 4, 2004, at 5:30 PM, Chapman, Martin wrote:
> Don,
>
> I am using an OMScalingRaster object to display thumbnails of
> satellite imagery on the map. It works great for imagery that's not
> rotated but when I use the setRotationAngle() method of the
> OMScalingRaster class, the image rotates correctly, but the image
> moves out of the correct location as I zoom out on the map, in other
> words it moves to the right the more I zoom out. Do you know why this
> is happening? Could it be that the translation matrix is being
> applied to the transform after the rotation matrix in the
> OMRasterObject render() method?
>
> Martin Chapman
> Cell 303-885-1936
> Office 303-660-3933 x226
> mchapman@sanz.com
> http://www.sanz.com
>
>
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