Advanced Pivot macro

[JUNE]

AP.jpg

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CGS_AdvancedPivot.setting

[SecondMan]

Oooh that looks pretty awesome!

Looking forward to giving that a whirl - thanks for sharing as always, @JUNE!

PS. added a couple of tags to your topic for easy future retrieval

[JUNE]

@SecondMan Thanks

[SirEdric]

Very cool!

Just being creative here...instead of cropping the image one could use the DataWindow from the incoming image directly.
This is Q&D, the expressions in the User tab could certainly be simplified, but ... hey ... it's just a POC after all...

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{
	Tools = ordered() {
		Text1 = TextPlus {
			CtrlWZoom = false,
			Inputs = {
				Width = Input { Value = 1920, },
				Height = Input { Value = 1080, },
				["Gamut.SLogVersion"] = Input { Value = FuID { "SLog2" }, },
				Center = Input { Value = { 0.316326530612245, 0.605545724871171 }, },
				Font = Input { Value = "Open Sans", },
				StyledText = Input { Value = "HELLO", },
				Style = Input { Value = "Bold", },
				ManualFontKerningPlacement = Input {
					Value = StyledText {
						Array = {
						},
						Value = ""
					},
				},
			},
			ViewInfo = OperatorInfo { Pos = { 0, 412.5 } },
		},
		Transform2_4 = Transform {
			Inputs = {
				Pivot = Input { Expression = "self['p'..self.AdvancedPivot]", },
				Angle = Input { Value = 20.22, },
				Input = Input {
					SourceOp = "Text1",
					Source = "Output",
				},
				AdvancedPivot = Input { Value = 0, },
				refWidth = Input { Expression = "1/self.Input.OriginalWidth", },
				refHeight = Input { Expression = "1/self.Input.OriginalHeight", },
				dw1x = Input { Expression = "self.Input.DataWindow[1]", },
				dw1y = Input { Expression = "self.Input.DataWindow[2]", },
				dw2x = Input { Expression = "self.Input.DataWindow[3]", },
				dw2y = Input { Expression = "self.Input.DataWindow[4]", },
				p0 = Input { Expression = "Point(refWidth*dw1x, refHeight*dw2y)", },
				p1 = Input { Expression = "Point(refWidth*(dw1x+(dw2x-dw1x)/2), refHeight*dw2y)", },
				p2 = Input { Expression = "Point(refWidth*dw2x, refHeight*dw2y)", },
				p6 = Input { Expression = "Point(refWidth*dw2x, refHeight*(dw1y+(dw2y-dw1y)/2))", },
				p4 = Input { Expression = "Point(refWidth*dw1x, refHeight*(dw1y+(dw2y-dw1y)/2))", },
				p10 = Input { Expression = "Point(refWidth*dw2x, refHeight*dw1y)", },
				p8 = Input { Expression = "Point(refWidth*dw1x, refHeight*dw1y)", },
				p9 = Input { Expression = "Point(refWidth*(dw1x+(dw2x-dw1x)/2), refHeight*dw1y)", },
				p5 = Input { Expression = "Point(refWidth*(dw1x+(dw2x-dw1x)/2), refHeight*(dw1y+(dw2y-dw1y)/2))", },
			},
			ViewInfo = OperatorInfo { Pos = { 440, 412.5 } },
			UserControls = ordered() {
				AdvancedPivot = {
					{ MBTNC_ButtonHeight = 60, MBTNC_AddButton = "┏", MBTNCD_ButtonWidth = 0.2 },
					{ MBTNCD_ButtonWidth = 0.2, MBTNC_AddButton = "┳" },
					{ MBTNCD_ButtonWidth = 0.2, MBTNC_AddButton = "┓" },
					{ MBTNCD_ButtonWidth = 0.4, MBTNC_AddButton = "" },
					{ MBTNC_ButtonHeight = 60, MBTNC_AddButton = "┣", MBTNCD_ButtonWidth = 0.2 },
					{ MBTNCD_ButtonWidth = 0.2, MBTNC_AddButton = "╋" },
					{ MBTNCD_ButtonWidth = 0.2, MBTNC_AddButton = "┫" },
					{ MBTNCD_ButtonWidth = 0.4, MBTNC_AddButton = "" },
					{ MBTNC_ButtonHeight = 60, MBTNC_AddButton = "┗", MBTNCD_ButtonWidth = 0.2 },
					{ MBTNCD_ButtonWidth = 0.2, MBTNC_AddButton = "┻" },
					{ MBTNCD_ButtonWidth = 0.2, MBTNC_AddButton = "┛" },
					{ MBTNCD_ButtonWidth = 0.4, MBTNC_AddButton = "" },
					INP_MaxAllowed = 12,
					INP_Integer = true,
					INPID_InputControl = "MultiButtonControl",
					MBTNC_ShowBasicButton = false,
					INP_MaxScale = 12,
					INP_Default = 5,
					ICS_ControlPage = "Controls",
					INP_MinScale = 0,
					INP_MinAllowed = 0,
					LINKID_DataType = "Number",
					MBTNC_ShowName = true,
					MBTNC_StretchToFit = false,
					MBTNC_ShowToolTip = true,
					LINKS_Name = "Advanced Pivot"
				},
				refWidth = {
					INPID_InputControl = "SliderControl",
					INP_Integer = false,
					LINKID_DataType = "Number",
					LINKS_Name = "refWidth",
				},
				refHeight = {
					INPID_InputControl = "SliderControl",
					INP_Integer = false,
					LINKID_DataType = "Number",
					LINKS_Name = "refHeight",
				},
				dw1x = {
					INPID_InputControl = "SliderControl",
					INP_Integer = false,
					LINKID_DataType = "Number",
					LINKS_Name = "dw1x",
				},
				dw1y = {
					INPID_InputControl = "SliderControl",
					INP_Integer = false,
					LINKID_DataType = "Number",
					LINKS_Name = "dw1y",
				},
				dw2x = {
					INPID_InputControl = "SliderControl",
					INP_Integer = false,
					LINKID_DataType = "Number",
					LINKS_Name = "dw2x",
				},
				dw2y = {
					INPID_InputControl = "SliderControl",
					INP_Integer = false,
					LINKID_DataType = "Number",
					LINKS_Name = "dw2y",
				},
				p0 = {
					INPID_InputControl = "OffsetControl",
					LINKID_DataType = "Point",
					LINKS_Name = "p0",
				},
				p1 = {
					INPID_InputControl = "OffsetControl",
					LINKID_DataType = "Point",
					LINKS_Name = "p1",
				},
				p2 = {
					INPID_InputControl = "OffsetControl",
					LINKID_DataType = "Point",
					LINKS_Name = "p2",
				},
				p6 = {
					INPID_InputControl = "OffsetControl",
					LINKID_DataType = "Point",
					LINKS_Name = "p6",
				},
				p4 = {
					INPID_InputControl = "OffsetControl",
					LINKID_DataType = "Point",
					LINKS_Name = "p4",
				},
				p10 = {
					INPID_InputControl = "OffsetControl",
					LINKID_DataType = "Point",
					LINKS_Name = "p10",
				},
				p8 = {
					INPID_InputControl = "OffsetControl",
					LINKID_DataType = "Point",
					LINKS_Name = "p8",
				},
				p9 = {
					INPID_InputControl = "OffsetControl",
					LINKID_DataType = "Point",
					LINKS_Name = "p9",
				},
				p5 = {
					LINKS_Name = "p5",
					LINKID_DataType = "Point",
					INPID_InputControl = "OffsetControl",
				}
			}
		}
	}
}

[JUNE]

@SirEdric
so so cool!
Thank you very much. I learned it.

[JUNE]

@SirEdric

self['p'..self.AdvancedPivot]
Is there a detailed description of this expression? THX

[SirEdric]

self['p'..self.AdvancedPivot]

It's just one of the Lua ways to address indices in a table.
So there are those point values called p0, p1, p2, ... in the user tab, which I want to read, depending on the value of the advancedPivot Multibutton Control.
I named them that way, so the number matches the Index returned by advancedPivot.

Normally, to read any of those point you would write self[p0] e.g. or (more common) self.p0
The rest is just string concatenation of 'p' (because the name of a variable must not start with a number, but a letter) plus the value returned by advancedPivot .
In other words, you could also write write self['p' .. '0'] to achieve the same as above.
Or self['p'..self.AdvancedPivot] to link it to the advancedPivot Multibutton Control....

[JUNE]

@SirEdric Perfect explanation, I learned new knowledge.