Computing CSS matrix3d transforms

Posted by nilknarf on Monday September 08, 2014 @06:52PM
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Re:Computing CSS matrix3d transforms by joaomsa on Monday September 08, 2014 @09:35PM (#8288306)

Since no aliasing is applied (at least on Firefox), these transforms endup looking terrible and illegible.

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Re:Computing CSS matrix3d transforms by skrebbel on Tuesday September 09, 2014 @01:35AM (#8288893)

A simple workaround is to render at double the size and then scale down in the same transform. Makes it edible in most non-ridiculous transforms.

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Re:Computing CSS matrix3d transforms by GuiA on Tuesday September 09, 2014 @01:50AM (#8288925)

Looks wonderful on Safari on my retina iPad mini :)

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Re:Computing CSS matrix3d transforms by Bahamut on Monday September 08, 2014 @08:36PM (#8288149)

I was a bit disappointed that a library was used to solve the system of equations instead of going one step further using Cramer's Rule.

Otherwise, this was a fun read!

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Re:Computing CSS matrix3d transforms by mattdesl on Tuesday September 09, 2014 @01:34PM (#8291479)

Nice!

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