As the title, I start with a box which I eventually split into tiles. This box needs to be scaled, possibly moved all whilst maintaining the aspect ratio to fit into the reference box.
How should I proceed?
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Scale and move one bounding box to be within another
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Hi,
Using the BoundsExtractor, you can get xmin/max, ymin/max values of a bounding box. In addition, if your final purpose is the tiling processing, the Tiler might help you without scaling.
Takashi
Hi,
to add to Takashi's suggestions: you can use the Offsetter to move your features given a relative offset distance (delta).
David
Hi Pat,
Not exactly knowing what you want to do with the boxes, but from my own practical experience: not managing the box boundaries, but managing the centroid with scale and aspect ratio (and a derived function delivering you the box dimensions), gives a much simpler approach and delivering a robust code solution.
Marc