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jritter Posted - Nov 14 2017 : 02:14:44
Hi,

I'm trying to create a box-like annotation, that represents a selected area in the image.
But the box-annotation is only in 90°-steps rotatable.

I only can see two options here:

A: Create a box-shaped polyline.

B: Use 4 seperate lines.

Problem with the polyline is: I cannot select a polyline-point with the mouse and after a rotation the selection-box does not fit the object anymore.
I would have to create my own "point-to-click", or is it possible to make a polyline-point selectable?

Problem with the 4 lines is: I would have to link all coordinates of all points and calculate the coordinates myself if one point moved - but there would be points to click.

Is there an easier option to create a free rotatable annotation-box?

Thx for any advice.
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xequte Posted - Nov 15 2017 : 20:31:13
Hi

Rotation of selections is not yet supported, but on the to-do list.


Nigel
Xequte Software
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nigel@xequte.com
jritter Posted - Nov 15 2017 : 04:01:19
Thx, creating, moving and rotating the layer works pretty well.

But as the layer doesn't work as a selection, I have to calculate the borders of the layer myself and create a new selection?

xequte Posted - Nov 14 2017 : 14:16:58
Hi

If you are using a Shape layer (Rectangle), then it can be freely rotated:

https://www.imageen.com/ievolutionhelp/html/0d12b794-b6be-01f6-49fb-2ad678ff00ce.htm

Nigel
Xequte Software
www.xequte.com
nigel@xequte.com