03.01.2026, 12:24
(This post was last modified: 03.01.2026, 12:47 by savaskorkmaz.)
Hi,
While working with the new Visu graphical editor, I noticed a serious issue with the rotate function applied to objects/icons.
You can see the problem clearly in the attached screenshot:
a note : rotate 45 degree CSS code is working wery well. But we don't want to use CSS for every rotate degree. Can you make your rotate function like css ?
While working with the new Visu graphical editor, I noticed a serious issue with the rotate function applied to objects/icons.
You can see the problem clearly in the attached screenshot:
- The first icon is the original, unmodified icon.
- The second icon is the same icon rotated by 45°.
- The third icon is the rotated icon which I tried to manually correct by stretching its sides — but it is still visually incorrect.
- The icon shape becomes distorted after rotation
When the object is rotated (for example 45°), its proportions and geometry are no longer preserved.
In modern SCADA / HMI systems, rotating an object should not deform or reshape it — only its orientation should change.
- The bounding box becomes extremely large
After rotating the object, the active (blue) bounding area grows significantly.
When I try to manually fix the shape, the bounding box becomes even larger.
- The clickable / active area becomes much bigger than the icon itself
- Object alignment becomes difficult
- Selection and layout accuracy are affected
- The visual result looks incorrect and unprofessional
- Rotation preserves the original object form
- The bounding box scales properly
- The interaction area remains tight around the object
- Rotation applies only angular transformation
- Object geometry remains intact
- Bounding box remains correct and proportional
a note : rotate 45 degree CSS code is working wery well. But we don't want to use CSS for every rotate degree. Can you make your rotate function like css ?