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Am 30.04.2013 05:37, schrieb Kenneth:
> clipka <ano### [at] anonymousorg> wrote:
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>> The first thing to note is that whenever you transform an object,
>> obviously the bounding box needs to be adjusted accordingly.
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>> This is generally implemented in a pretty braindead manner: The bounding
>> box is re-computed from scratch.
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>> Normally this does not interfere with custom bounding boxes, because
>> those are applied only at the closing brace of the object statement,
>> when all your transformations are done already.
>>
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> I'm wondering about the implications of this during SDL coding--the ordering of
> terms. If I'm understanding this correctly, is the placement of the bounded_by
> object actually important? (The docs are silent on this issue, except for a
> single example with no in-depth explanation.)
The ordering does matter: A bounded_by object does undergo all
transformations placed /after/ it, but not those before it.
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