| Skew |
| Skew horizontally and vertically about the origin. |
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[C#] void Skew(double skewX, double skewY); void Skew(double skewX, double skewY, double anchorX, double anchorY); [Visual Basic] Sub Skew(skewX As Double, skewY As Double) Sub Skew(skewX As Double, skewY As Double, anchorX As Double, anchorY As Double) |
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| skewX | The horizontal skewing amount. | |||
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| skewY | The vertical skewing amount. | |||
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| anchorX | The x coordinate about which to skew. | |||
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| anchorY | The y coordinate about which to skew. | |||
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Skews the image coordinate space about the origin. Different degrees of horizontal and vertical stretch can be used.
Skews the image coordinate space about a locked anchor point. Different degrees of horizontal and vertical stretch can be used.
A skew or shear is a mathematical operation which shifts points by an amount proportional to the distance from the anchor point. This shift is scaled by the horizontal and vertical skew factors.
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None.