Is there a way in GDI+ to draw image with perspective warp?
There is a way to have perspective warp on GraphicsPath, but I can't find a
way to draw image like that.
Thanks.

Hmm, here's a weird idea...

Create a GraphicsPath with as many points as you have pixels in the image.

Warp it.

Map the warped pixels back to the bitmap pixels and copy the image to a
second bitmap using LockBits.

It'd be fascinating if it worked...

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Andrew Deren wrote:

It would probably work, but the problem is that my images are about 3000x3000
pixels in size.
Also, with this I won't have any anti-aliasing, and the output image will
probably look bad.


"Bob Powell [MVP]" wrote:

I bet you don't have a 3000 by 3000 screen to display them on and the
antialiasing after the warp would look pretty good I bet.

You could use displacement maps such as those used to define ripples ad
so-on.

You could also calculate the positions with a fairly simple scan-line
conversion.


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Andrew Deren wrote: