Orient

Function
The Orient function rotates the image by 90-degree increments, resizing the image frame if necessary. (For example, for 1 turn on a 300 x 600 frame, it rotates it 90 degrees, and makes a 600 x 300 frame.) You can also apply a Flip node and Flop node to the image. To rotate in degrees, use a Rotate node or a Move2D node.

Parameters
Type
Defaults
Function
nTurn
int
 0

Number of 90-degree increments the image is rotated, ie

0 = no rotation
1 = 90 degrees turn counter-clockwise
2 = 180 degrees turn counter-clockwise
3 = 270 degrees turn counter-clockwise
4 = no rotation.
flop
int

 

 0

Flops the image left and right around the Y axis.

0 = no flop
1 = flop
flip
int
0

Flips the image up and down around the X axis.

0 = no flip
1 = flip


Synopsis

 image Orient( image, 
  int nTurn, 
  int flop, 
  int flip 
 );


Script

image = Orient( image, nTurn, flop, flip );


Command Line

shake -orient nTurn flop flip


See Also
 Flip, Flop, Rotate, Move2D