Art For Code

Okay, so I asked a question quite a while ago and got no response so that means one of three things.

Either: No one saw it and it got buried to quickly
Or: The question didn't make sense
Or: No one likes me ...

Anyway the original query was could anyone make a script component that could make a free transform quadrilateral by accepting 8 inputs. The x and y values of the corresponding 4 vertex of the quadrilateral.

Since no-one responded I have been thinking of how I might get some help without
A)Whinning
B)Spamming
or C) Whinning and Spamming

So what I thought I would do was try bribing. If someone helps me with making a script that allows the user to create a quadrilateral by placing 4 points via inputs I will submit a tire filter I have been working on.

Here is a sample of what it looks like right now, I would obviously make it more detailed but it gives a general idea of what it would look like.

Thanks all

Very slick. How does the license work though?

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arts of this code were translated from Graphics32 Transforms (GR32_Transforms.pas) to Lua (via Filter Forge) I made some unsubstantial changes and simplifications here and there, and added Filter Forge framework specific code (function get_sample and prepare) Function get_sample contains simplified code from procedure TProjectiveTransformation.ReverseTransformFloat (original code). Function prepare contains code from procedure TProjectiveTransformation.PrepareTransform (original code). _DET overloaded procedures in original code were renamed to det_ii (for 2x2) and det_iii (for 3x3) Original code can be found at www.graphics32.org Michael Hansen <dyster_tid@hotmail.com> Original License: (* ***** BEGIN LICENSE BLOCK ***** * Version: MPL 1.1 or LGPL 2.1 with linking exception *

Can I use it to make filters that will be used for commercial projects?

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Redcap wrote: Either: No one saw it and it got buried to quickly Or: The question didn't make sense Or: No one likes me ...

There is another reason - some of us are clueless on scripting

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Carl wrote: There is another reason - some of us are clueless on scripting smile;) smile:)