CGAffineTransform scale and translation - jump before animation

Question

I am struggling with an issue regarding CGAffineTransform scale and translation where when I set a transform in an animation block on a view that already has a transform the vie

Answer 1

I dont know why, but this code can work

update:

I successfully combine scale, translate, and rotation together, from any transform state to any new transform state.

I think the transform is reinterpreted at the start of the animation.

the anchor of start transform is considered in new transform, and then we convert it to old transform.

self.v  = UIView(frame: CGRect(x: 50, y: 50, width: 50, height: 50))
self.v?.backgroundColor = .blue
self.view.addSubview(v!)

func buttonPressed() {
    let view = self.v!

    let m1 = view.transform
    let tempScale = CGFloat(arc4random()%10)/10 + 1.0
    let tempRotae:CGFloat = 1
    let m2 = m1.translatedBy(x: CGFloat(arc4random()%30), y: CGFloat(arc4random()%30)).scaledBy(x: tempScale, y: tempScale).rotated(by:tempRotae)
    self.animationViewToNewTransform(view: view, newTranform: m2)
}    


func animationViewToNewTransform(view: UIView, newTranform: CGAffineTransform) {
    // 1. pointInView.apply(view.transform) is not correct point.
    // the real matrix is mAnchorToOrigin.inverted().concatenating(m1).concatenating(mAnchorToOrigin)
    // 2. animation begin trasform is relative to final transform in final transform coordinate

    // anchor and mAnchor
    let normalizedAnchor0 = view.layer.anchorPoint
    let anchor0 = CGPoint(x: normalizedAnchor0.x * view.bounds.width, y: normalizedAnchor0.y * view.bounds.height)
    let mAnchor0 = CGAffineTransform.identity.translatedBy(x: anchor0.x, y: anchor0.y)

    // 0->1->2
    //let origin = CGPoint(x: 0, y: 0)
    //let m0 = CGAffineTransform.identity
    let m1 = view.transform
    let m2 = newTranform

    // rotate and scale relative to anchor, not to origin
    let matrix1 = mAnchor0.inverted().concatenating(m1).concatenating(mAnchor0)
    let matrix2 = mAnchor0.inverted().concatenating(m2).concatenating(mAnchor0)
    let anchor1 = anchor0.applying(matrix1)
    let mAnchor1 = CGAffineTransform.identity.translatedBy(x: anchor1.x, y: anchor1.y)
    let anchor2 = anchor0.applying(matrix2)
    let txty2 = CGPoint(x: anchor2.x - anchor0.x, y: anchor2.y - anchor0.y)
    let txty2plusAnchor2 = CGPoint(x: txty2.x + anchor2.x, y: txty2.y + anchor2.y)
    let anchor1InM2System = anchor1.applying(matrix2.inverted()).applying(mAnchor0.inverted())
    let txty2ToM0System = txty2plusAnchor2.applying(matrix2.inverted()).applying(mAnchor0.inverted())
    let txty2ToM1System = txty2ToM0System.applying(mAnchor0).applying(matrix1).applying(mAnchor1.inverted())

    var m1New = m1
    m1New.tx = txty2ToM1System.x + anchor1InM2System.x
    m1New.ty = txty2ToM1System.y + anchor1InM2System.y

    view.transform = m1New
    UIView.animate(withDuration: 1.4) {
        view.transform = m2
    }
}

I also try the zScale solution, it seems also work if set zScale non-1 at the first transform or at every transform

    let oldTransform = view.layer.transform
    let tempScale = CGFloat(arc4random()%10)/10 + 1.0
    var newTransform = CATransform3DScale(oldTransform, tempScale, tempScale, 1.01)
    newTransform = CATransform3DTranslate(newTransform, CGFloat(arc4random()%30), CGFloat(arc4random()%30), 0)
    newTransform = CATransform3DRotate(newTransform, 1, 0, 0, 1)

    UIView.animate(withDuration: 1.4) {
        view.layer.transform = newTransform
    }