I have 2 ellipses on a pane, one has a rotation transformation applied to it (the rotation point not being the ellipse itself obviously :)), the other doesn\'t. Now I need to dr
Use localToParent
method. Example:
@Override
public void start(Stage stage) {
stage.setTitle(VersionInfo.getRuntimeVersion());
Group root = new Group();
// ellypsis with center in 100,100
Arc ellypsis = ArcBuilder.create().centerX(100).centerY(100).length(360).radiusX(100).radiusY(50).fill(Color.TRANSPARENT).stroke(Color.RED).build();
// rotate
ellypsis.getTransforms().add(new Rotate(50, 50, 45));
// find out where is 100,100 in rotated ellypsis
Point2D localToParent = ellypsis.localToParent(100,100);
// draw line from that point
Line line = new Line(localToParent.getX(), localToParent.getY(), 200, 200);
root.getChildren().addAll(ellypsis, line);
stage.setScene(new Scene(root, 300, 250));
stage.show();
}
Given the lack of code provided in the question, I will give you a mathematical answer :)
Say you have ellipse1
which center is X1
and elipse2
which center is X2
. The transformation gives you the following
elipse1 --> f(elipse1) = elipse1'
if you want to know the transformed ellipse ellipse1'
center coordinates (X1'
) just do the following:
X1 --> f(X1) = X1`
So, in a nutshell, just apply the same transformation to your orginal point X1
and you will get the transformed coordinates X1'
. Now all what you have to do is draw a line from X1'
to X2