I want to reflect a clock onto water. I've been searching a lot of forums but I can't really find what I want. I tried using Angle=, but it doesnt look like a reflection, just a rotation. This is the code for the clock if it helps:
[Variables]
Size1=74
Size2=18
ClockSize=900
WhiteHands=255,255,255,255
BlackHands=0,0,0,245
[MeasureTime]
Measure=Time
Format=%#I:%M
[MeterTime]
MeasureName=MeasureTime
Meter=STRING
X=236
Y=0
FontColor=FFCC33
FontSize=125
Font=Jalane_light
StringAlign=CENTER
AntiAlias=1
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Reflecting clock
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Re: Reflecting clock
You'll probably need to use a transformation matrix for this. There's a tutorial for using TransformationMatrix here. Be warned, though, that this is a very advanced feature and not for the faint of heart.
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Re: Reflecting clock
Actually, in this case it might not be that hard, since mirroring an object at a line parallel to a coordinate is rather simple. There is even an example for it in the documentation for TransformationMatrix.
TransformationMatrix=1;0;0;-1;0;100
Replace the "100" with two times the y coordinate you want to flip along. E.g. if you want to flip along Y = 125, replace it with 250.
You might also want to adjust the alpha value of the mirrored part to make it more realistic.
TransformationMatrix=1;0;0;-1;0;100
Replace the "100" with two times the y coordinate you want to flip along. E.g. if you want to flip along Y = 125, replace it with 250.
You might also want to adjust the alpha value of the mirrored part to make it more realistic.
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Re: Reflecting clock
Just be aware that you can't really get an effective "perspective" effect with TransformationMatrix, so the effect will be interesting, but just a tad unrealistic.
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Re: Reflecting clock
Thanks it works great