[The bounds property doesn't work when stretching the object]

Ok thanks, I'll test it as soon as possible!

[Transform Manager bounds incorrect v2]

Ok I made a new video to show you all the steps to reproduce the bug.

Note that I realized the demo here : http://www.greensock.com/as/swf/TransformManagerAS3_Demo.swf

You can watch the video here : http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2898683/2011-04-07%20transform_manager_as3_incorrect_bounds_1.avi

 

You can see at this time (~35s) that I try to rotate the image at a small angle (Maybe between 0 and 2°) and finally stretch it to its maximum. When resizing it, the bounds are incorrect!

[Transform Manager bounds incorrect v2]

Thanks for your help!

I can also look in that direction.

But when I try the online sample, I can reproduce the bug without modifying the transform manager library...

[The bounds property doesn't work when stretching the object]

Flex Transform Manager version = 1.943

 

I made a simple transform manager (300px*300px) that contains a text element.

I want this text to be movable/stretchable inside a smaller area than the transform manager : I want to let a 10 pixels distance from the border of the tranform manager.

To make it possible, I changed the bounds property of the transform item associated to the text element by reducing it from 10 pixels.

When I move the text element inside the transform manager, everything works fine, the new bounds are well applied, but when I stretch the text element to one of the transform manager corner, the bounds are no longer applied.

 

Here is a sample application that reproduces the awaited behavior :

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
               xmlns:transform="com.greensock.transform.*"
               layout="absolute"
               creationComplete="addTextBounded()">



                                   x="100"
                                   y="100"
                                   width="300"
                                   height="300"
                                   backgroundColor="#93A3FF"
                                   lineColor="#FF5F00"
                                   lineThickness="2" />

[Transform Manager bounds incorrect v2]

I'm using :

- Flash player debug (version 10,2,152,32) and Firefox browser (version 3.6.16)

- Flash player standalone (version 10,1,103,19) and Chrome browser (version 7.0.517.44)

- Windows XP SP3

 

I reproduced the bug on my current version of FTM (version 1.911) and on your demo swf (I dont't know what version of FTM is here http://www.greensock.com/as/swf/TransformManagerAS3_Demo.swf ?).

 

The bug occured often when stretching the image at its maximum and when its rotation angle is small...

I'll try this week to make a sample AS3 application to determine these steps.

[Transform Manager bounds incorrect v2]

Ok I just made you a video screen capture of the issue!

You can watch it here : http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2898683/transform_manager_as3_incorrect_bounds_1.avi

 

Please note that I made a mistake at the step 3 : the angle is not exactly 0° but has to be very close of 0°...

 

Thank you.

[Transform Manager bounds incorrect v2]

Hello,

 

I just found a bug that looks like this one : viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1466

Here are the steps to reproduce it!

 

Step 1 :

Go to http://www.greensock.com/as/swf/Transfo ... 3_Demo.swf

 

Step 2 :

Select the blue earth image

 

Step 3 :

Rotate the blue earth image to an angle of 0°

 

Step 4 :

Move the blue earth image at the bottom right corner of the transform area

 

Step 5 :

Stretch the blue earth image on the entire transform area, be careful to stretch it at the maximum

 

Step 6 :

Click outside the transform area to deselect the blue earth image

 

Step 7 :

Click on the bottom left corner of the blue earth image and reduce it

--> You can see that the blue border around the blue earth image is not situated entirely over the image

 

Step 8 :

--> Sometimes the blue border is not at all above the image

 

!!! If the step 7 does not work, try again by the step 5 : the bug is hard to reproduce but exists !!!