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Hello, I am currently experiencing an issue with scaled views. I will give you a quick explanation so you get the context.
I am working on an app which will allow users to export big images for printing (i.e. A6 = 1240px x 1748px), however I need to scale down the view so users can work on images in their port view.
It works, but once I add an image as canvas background I need to set the stage back to its original size so the image is set to the real stage size and not the scaled one. The problem is when I run the function to scale everything back into port view, everything but the background image gets scaled down.
As a result I get a big background image in a scaled down stage. Please check the following screenshot:
Once I am going to export this canvas in real size, I get the full picture:
I have been trying different approaches for hours but nothing seems to work. I have found this example: HTML5 Canvas Expand Image on Hover which scales the image's layer, but how can I achieve the same with dynamic image layers (where there is no layer object to refer to)?
Thanks in advance for your help.
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Hello, I am currently experiencing an issue with scaled views. I will give you a quick explanation so you get the context.
I am working on an app which will allow users to export big images for printing (i.e. A6 = 1240px x 1748px), however I need to scale down the view so users can work on images in their port view.
After some research I created the function below:
It works, but once I add an image as canvas background I need to set the stage back to its original size so the image is set to the real stage size and not the scaled one. The problem is when I run the function to scale everything back into port view, everything but the background image gets scaled down.
As a result I get a big background image in a scaled down stage. Please check the following screenshot:
Once I am going to export this canvas in real size, I get the full picture:
I have been trying different approaches for hours but nothing seems to work. I have found this example: HTML5 Canvas Expand Image on Hover which scales the image's layer, but how can I achieve the same with dynamic image layers (where there is no layer object to refer to)?
Thanks in advance for your help.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: