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(03-19-2014 12:54 AM)oort Wrote: [ -> ]Should it be listed as "Rotate Snap Image" instead of "Rotate Snap Mode"???
Damn copy and past. Smile

Quote:If I hit Tab to enter a numeric value > Enter a Value > Reset > Cancel, I am then only able to rotate in one direction.
I needed to understand better the wings_drag module. It's fixed now. [file updated]

Quote:Clicking in the Geometry Window gets control back. I need to be more careful when moving the mouse...Blush
You can use the constraint keys for avoid it (SHIFT or ALT). Wink

Quote:I see that "Reset" brings back the previous state. Would it be good to also be able to bring back the image's original state?
I can't see this option. The most close of it I found in Proportional Scale->Actual Size ("Reset image to its actual size"). Rolleyes
Micheus,
Are you sure you have posted the updated file? I still see "Rotate Snap Mode".

Thanks,
oort
(03-20-2014 07:35 PM)oort Wrote: [ -> ]Are you sure you have posted the updated file? I still see "Rotate Snap Mode".
You are absolutely right. Sorry about that.

I uploaded a new .tar file, but I forgot to replace the new beam into it. (I use to move the beam from the dev directory to that one which I use for "packing")
Micheus,
Thanks it is working good now... Smile

oort
With "Rotate Snap Image" function, can I rotate the image for any degree (0 to 360)?
(03-21-2014 02:09 AM)jamescmc Wrote: [ -> ]With "Rotate Snap Image" function, can I rotate the image for any degree (0 to 360)?
yes. Clockwise and counterclockwise.
I just made a pull request for this: pull #68
This change was accepted. Smile
Micheus,
Glad to hear it is accepted... Biggrin

oort
Is there any limitation for the format of using "Rotate Snap Image" function. For instance, whether vector image like svg can be rotated with this function. Besides rotating image within 360 degrees, does this support image flipping as well?
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