use-revolution Digest, Vol 6, Issue 39

[Ray G. Miller]

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>From: "Springer, Paul" <paul.springer at sensis.com>
>Subject: Rotating Graphics
>To: How to use Revolution <use-revolution at lists.runrev.com>
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>I am trying to rotate a graphic (or image), but not around its center - I
>need to rotate it around and endpoint, like the "end" vertex of an isosceles
>triangle. Imagine the overhead view of a wind sock or smoke plume changing
>with the wind direction. 
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I lazily solved that problem by creating an invisible mirror image (set 
the visible of "mirrorImage" to true) and then grouped the two images. 
"The center of gravity" is preserved.... ;-)

Ray

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