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Custom Control - Rotate/Flip?

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I am making my own custom control just using shapes, and it looks really good except my rectangle shape is growing in the wrong direction. I don't see a way to 'flip' a shape, is that possible?

To explain.

1. I created a rectangle shape that is tall and thin but which grows in height based on a slider.

2. Height = slider1.value

3. It's working but it grows in height moving downward and I want it to grow in height moving upward.

Can anyone help?

Audrie

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v-yamao-msft on at

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Hi Audrie,

I added several shapes in my App, a Rectangle, a Triangle, a Back arrow. When I changed the Height property of each shape to a larger value, the shapes grow in height moving downward, when I changed the Height property of each shape to a smaller value, the shapes grow in height moving upward.

About this issue, could you submit an idea at PowerApps Ideas Forum?
https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/PowerApps-Ideas/idb-p/PowerAppsIdeas

It seems that currently it is not possible to rotate a shape. I have seen an Idea on PowerApps Ideas Forum from you. You could vote this idea at PowerApps Ideas Forum:
https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/PowerApps-Ideas/Rotate-property-and-or-Animate-function/idi-p/2590

Best regards,
Mabel Mao

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rgruian on at

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Audrie, try this:

shape.Y = 100 - Slider1.Value
shape.Height = 50 + Slider1.Value

That should simulate the behavior you are after.

Rotation is not currently supported for shapes.

I hope this helps.

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audrieFCT 987 on at

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Unfortunately I can't change the Y value as that will move the shape from left to right. It's sitting on an image so the bottom of it must be anchored down.

Sorry rotate is not supported, I think I already put rotating shapes as a suggestion when I wanted to flip a triangle around to make a call out pointer.

Thanks for your help though!

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akmalakmal 6 on at

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Wow.. 2016..
Put your Shape1.Y reference to other fixed item(Shape2).
Shape1.Y= Shape2.Y-Shape1.Height

We can use HTML (CSS like) to create Shape that are not available in Canvas.

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