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Hi, All How to rotate bitmap precisely and without loosing edges in B4J? https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-rotate-bitmap.125957/ is OK only for 1st task... 160918...
link: rotated bitmap Thanks, indeed ! Now Erels's sub version can be: Sub RotateBitmap (bmp...
link: In the attached project you find the two solutions: - Rotate an ImageView with the bitmap. - Rotate...
link: Task is to rotate precisely without losing corners, like here: whole window on the picture is fully...

phones is rotated to the side. Searching the forum I found that Simple Media Manager can manage... smm.SetMediaFromFile(pnlCurrent, xui.Defaultfolder , "1.jpg", "image/*", Null...) Is ImageView Then Log("ImageView") End If If pnlCurrent.GetView(0) Is Panel...).GetBitmap ' Dim out As OutputStream = File.OpenOutput(xui.Defaultfolder, "2.jpg"...
link: phones is rotated to the side. Searching the forum I found that Simple Media Manager can manage...

Author: Erel Sub RotateBitmap (bmp As B4XBitmap, Degrees As Float) As B4XBitmap Dim cvs..., bmp.Width, bmp.Height) cvs.Initialize(panel) cvs.DrawBitmapRotated(bmp, cvs.TargetRect, Degrees...
link: Note there is some update: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/rotate-bitmap-by-12-3-degrees...
link: Why not use B4XBitmap.Rotate ? Wait a moment... ? because I immediately searched the site...
link: Better to keep this thread since B4XBitmap.Rotate can only rotate in intervals of 90 degrees in...

.ContentMode = imgCL.MODE_FIT imgCL.Bitmap = Image Dim out as OutputStream = File.OpenOutput(path, fname, False) Image.Rotate(90).WriteToStream(out, 50, "JPEG") Dim p as Phone p.AddImageToAlbum(LoadBitmap(path, fname...Hi everyone. From today the instruction .Rotate for a bitmap is behaving in a strange way. I think... As Boolean, Image as Bitmap, VideoPath As String) If Success Then If Image.IsInitialized...

Hi, the question is: how to rotate a png image at any degree from the assests folder ? Thanks...

Hello, Is it possible to rotate an image in an imageview? I couldnt find a similar example for it. thanks...
link: .SetRotationAnimated(5, XX) this works better: Dim X As B4XBitmap = PictureImg.GetBitmap X = X...
link: .Rotate(90) PictureImg.SetBitmap(X) Doesn't cut off the picture and actually rotates the image...
link: Hi: Add Xui library, declare the imageview as B4XView and use ImageView1.Rotation = 90...

Routine used: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-rotate-bitmap.125957/post-786987 105047...
link: tips: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/possible-to-rotate-an-image-in-imageview.118289...
link: 1 - Why? 2 - not clear enough (for me ? :confused:) Sorry @LucaMs, I was the one who used that ro...
link: I've updated the message: Don't use this code. Better solution in B4XImageView (XUI Views) (...

and 4 that are a spinning image) Turned the routine that does this into a class so it should be easy to use. When I have time will add more. Updated - 1005 Added some more images and added names...
link: Works great...
link: Very nice. Thanks!!...
link: the (from external directory) the cRotateImage But when I use the normal File -> export as zip it does...

. Currently I Load with xui.LoadBitmapResize and then save the image in the image view. The problem... on a low resolution device will the image be a lower resolution than the B4xBitmap. Can i save... the user rotate using PictureImg.SetRotationAnimated. The problem is it is not saved in the rotated...
link: That was the answer! Aaand it actually solved the problem on this thread as well. I was rotating...
link: You should write B4X in the thread title. You can use bmp = bmp.Rotate to rotate an image....

.Gravity = Gravity.FILL II.Bitmap = LoadBitmapResize(Dir, FileName, PW, PH, True... And this is how it looks when loaded into an image view. Notice I have reversed Height and width...
link: ContentChooser doesn't know, it is the application you choose that does....
link: always save the image in the same orientation relative to the camera. The camera software then uses...
link: the device rotation sensor to tag the orientation as landscape or portrait in the EXIF data of the image...