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From: glyn_hughes_I
Date: Wed, 07 Jul 2004 13:54

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The 'distort' tool is fine for 2d representations of a 3d transformation - but is quite limited by having just the 4 handles (one at each corner of the selection). I'd really like to be able to click anywhere inside a selection and move the point around and have surrounding pixels stretch or compress accordingly (using a brush-size to determine the extent of the warping).

It's just like those video 'morphing' tools you used to see (except they used to use a grid pattern to describe the transformation before actually doing it - that would be ok too though.

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