In inkscape the coordinate system is bottom/top corner (meaning, 0,0 is left bottom corner). This is the same case with Adobe Illustrator. But, when I try to use this path string in raphael it use top/bottom (meaning, 0,0 is top/left corner) approach. How to convert this path string according to browser's coordinates or raphael's coordinates?
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I had this problem before and the easiest way that I found to solve it is to flip the image before getting the path string.
Tiago
2010-07-01 02:59:42
If i flip the image, it mirrors the image right? how that'll help to get teh top-bottom coordinates of any objects. Can you explain me more plz.
Vadi
2010-07-05 08:16:35
Now I'm not sure if I understand correctly what you need. What I got here was that the coords were just like you said.. to solve that, I flipped the image and then got the path string. When I used it on raphael, the image was on the correct orientation.
Tiago
2010-07-05 18:44:54