Hi David,
Not sure of the exact nature of your setup but it just occured to me that
the simplest way to do this would be if you could enclose the rotated clip
in a wrapper clip - if you get the _width and _height of the wrapper clip
after rotating the enclosed tip you will have the width of imaginery
bounding box.
Does this help?
Adrian P.
On 3/20/06, David Stiller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I suspect the answer to this one is purely geometry. It's trivial
to determine the width or height of a movie clip: there's the _width and
_height properties, of course, as well as getBounds(). But when the clip
is
rotated, the concept of width changes. I'm looking for a way to
determine
the width of an imaginary bounding box that contains the rotated clip.
Tips, tutorials, guidance?
David
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