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Hi, i have an image loaded in a bitmalViewerControl. After loading i add some Vbjects(default or inheritable Vobjects). After a while i rotate the image 90 degrees, but the Vobjects are not rotating at all.
How to make also the Vobjects(or maybe the current layer????) to rotate the way that image rotates?
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Are you doing this programatically? Or via the UI?
If programatically, call the .Update() function of the vObject after the rotate, this should force the object to display correctly.
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Yes i want to rotate it programatically. But, this is not working with update. I have this code after rotating the image: Code:If VObjectsRubberband1.Layers(0).VObjects.Count > 0 Then
For i = 0 To VObjectsRubberband1.Layers(0).VObjects.Count - 1
VObjectsRubberband1.Layers(0).VObjects.Item(i).Update()
Next
End If Anyway to give you a better example, i attach 2 images(before-after rotation)
cpav attached the following image(s):
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Well, i also used this: Code: VObjectsRubberband1.Layers(0).VObjects.Item(i).Transform.Rotate(90)
VObjectsRubberband1.Layers(0).VObjects.Item(i).Update() But still no result ....
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Hi, Its strange, because I just tried the same code: Code:
foreach (VObject obj in _mlv.CurrentLayer.VObjects)
{
obj.Transform.Rotate(90);
obj.Update();
}
And it works. Could you please create an support case and attach small demo project which illustrates the issue?
Best wishes, Alex.
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