[Abraham Chaffin]

[Abraham Chaffin]

Feedback is always welcome – see you around the COW.

Abraham

[Abraham Chaffin]

I count 39 results for my search for some reason – try this link which is a link to what I searched

https://library.creativecow.net/search.php?q=%22Cinema+4D%22

The first article doesn’t directly relate to it but it is newer which is why it is on top and was associated with many of the different forums.

Abraham

[Abraham Chaffin]

Hey Brian,

Try searching “Cinema 4D” in quotes.
or click on the Cinema 4D link on the right side.

or from just about anywhere in the COW Library click on the sub nav that says “Authors” to get to a list of the Authors.

Abraham

[Abraham Chaffin]

[Abraham Chaffin]

Try some of the COW’s Apple Motion tutorials:

https://leaders.creativecow.net/product/170

Abraham

[Abraham Chaffin]

Well not exactly – if you google jatol.com their servers have steadily been dropping for about a month with no communication. My server finally went down 2 days ago and I found out what happened yestarday.

All their techs are gone…

Abraham

[Abraham Chaffin]

What ever server you are running on doesn’t have the PHP imaging package installed on it. Google “site:php.net imagecreatefromjpeg”

Have your server admin install the package that will run these functions.

Abraham

[Abraham Chaffin]

Yea I kinda understood that in your first post though I can’t solve the problem for you – I don’t think you’re going to accomplish that effectively in javascript though it is possible. I’d say using the PHP image controls is the way to go. I’ve seen 3D worlds rendered using PHP so anything is possible.

Abraham

[Abraham Chaffin]

Try something like this in PHP

// filename of the original image
$fileName = “cow.jpg”;
// load the original image from the file
$original = imagecreatefromjpeg($fileName);

// degrees to rotate the image (counter clockwise)
$angle = 90.0;
// rotate the image by $angle degrees
$rotated = imagerotate($original, $angle, 0);

// print the appropriate header type
// this tells the browser we’re displaying a jpeg image
header(‘Content-type: image/jpeg’);
// use the imagejpeg() method to display the rotated image
imagejpeg($rotated);

This will rotate it 45 Degrees:

// filename of the original image
$fileName = “cow.jpg”;
// degrees to rotate the image (counter clockwise)
$angle = 45.0;
// if the resulting image is not rectangular..
// .. what colour will the uncovered bits be?
$bgColour = 0xFFFFFF; // red
// load the original image from the file
$original = imagecreatefromjpeg($fileName);
// rotate the image by $angle degrees
$rotated = imagerotate($original, $angle, $bgColour);
// print the appropriate header type
// this tells the browser we’re displaying a jpeg image
header(‘Content-type: image/jpeg’);
// use the imagejpeg() method to display the rotated image
imagejpeg($rotated);

I’ve never done it but I’m sure it works =)
Found the code at
https://discomoose.org/2006/04/28/rotating-pictures-with-php/

Have fun!

Abraham