I'm attempting to rotate an image about its center point, using something
like:
DIM background AS Image = Image.Load("grass.png")
DIM f AS Float
FOR f = 0 TO 6.2831853 STEP 0.01
Draw.Begin(DrawingArea)
Draw.Image(background.Rotate(f), 0, 0)
Draw.End
WAIT
NEXT
The resolution of the returned rotated image actually changes based on the
angle, such that the entire original image is preserved (no clipping
occurs). This would be extremely useful in most cases, but not in mine as
I'm making a game.
Anyone know what math I should use to try to keep the rotated image centered
about its mid-point while being rotated? Thanks all.
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