Problems with Transformation Matrix Guide

[balala]

These days I worked a lot with the TransformationMatrix option on some image meters and i consulted many times the guide. I think there is a small mistake, which should be fixed.
On the "What the heck is Rainmeter doing?!" section, the formulas of x' and tx are wrong. They should be:
x' = x*a + y*c + 1*tx
tx = x' - x*a - y*c
instead of
x' = x*a + y*b + 1*tx
tx = x' - x*a - y*b
Please check and fix it, if I'm right. Thanks.

[jsmorley]

These days I worked a lot with the TransformationMatrix option on some image meters and i consulted many times the guide. I think there is a small mistake, which should be fixed.
On the "What the heck is Rainmeter doing?!" section, the formulas of x' and tx are wrong. They should be:
x' = x*a + y*c + 1*tx
tx = x' - x*a - y*c
instead of
x' = x*a + y*b + 1*tx
tx = x' - x*a - y*b
Please check and fix it, if I'm right. Thanks.

I'm glad to fix it, but I refuse to dig into TransformationMatirx to check it. If you are quite sure it should be changed, I can take your word for it.

No need to explain, I won't get it anyway... Just "yeah, fix it as I said" if you are sure.

[balala]

Yeah, fix it as I said, I'm quite sure. Thanks.

[jsmorley]

Yeah, fix it as I said, I'm quite sure. Thanks.

LOL... Will do. Thanks.

[jsmorley]

Ok, done. Be sure it is correct now. You might have to Shift-refresh.

[jsmorley]

https://github.com/rainmeter/rainmeter-docs/commit/abb65ef28173c75989b01ffd290938ddfb447e88

[balala]

Be sure it is correct now.

It is. Obviously the same fix also should be applied on the link you've posted (https://github.com/rainmeter/rainmeter-docs/commit/abb65ef28173c75989b01ffd290938ddfb447e88)

[jsmorley]

It is. Obviously the same fix also should be applied on the link you've posted (https://github.com/rainmeter/rainmeter-docs/commit/abb65ef28173c75989b01ffd290938ddfb447e88)

The link I posted IS the fix.

[balala]

The link I posted IS the fix.

When I open it I see both lines: the initial (with red background) and the fixed one (with green). Sorry if i misunderstood something.

[jsmorley]

When I open it I see both lines: the initial (with red background) and the fixed one (with green). Sorry if i misunderstood something.

That is the commit of the change to our repository on GitHub where the documentation is stored. What you are seeing is a "diff", showing the old (red) and new (green) changes.