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FabricJS: Always Center Object on Canvas

is it possible to ALWAYS center an object on a fabricjs canvas?

Background: I am building a webtool that makes it easy to create complex animations using fabricjs. I want to be able to set the canvas size to 100% for both width and height. Thus I want to place all my objects at the center and add an X/Y offset to it. When I resize the canvas later on I can readjust the objects from center using the x/y offset.

Is there such a build in function? Or should I simply add a property to the object and if the canvas is being resized - check all objects for that property and readjust the object's position from the new canvas' center?

Regards and Thanks Robert

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Robert Avatar asked Jun 24 '13 07:06

Robert


2 Answers

Or you can center the object like so

    // add the image object 
    Canvas.add(oImg)
    // set the object to be centered to the Canvas
    Canvas.centerObject(oImg);

    Canvas.setActiveObject(oImg);
    Canvas.renderAll();
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Darryl Hebbes Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 03:09

Darryl Hebbes


Fabric objects have the following methods for centering:

obj.center();  // Centers object vertically and horizontally on canvas to which is was added last
obj.centerV(); // Centers object vertically on canvas to which it was added last
obj.centerH(); // Centers object horizontally on canvas to which it was added last

I don't see anything about offset in the docs.

Something like the following would probably work

var canvas = new fabric.Canvas('c');

$(window).resize(function(){

     var w = $(window).width();
     var h = $(window).height();
     var center = {x:w / 2, y:h / 2);

     canvas.setDimensions({width:w,height:h});
     canvas.forEachObject(function(obj){

        obj.set({
            left : center.x + obj.offsetLeft,
            top : center.y + + obj.offsetTop,
        });

        obj.setCoords();

    });

// need to call calcOffset whenever the canvas resizes
canvas.calcOffset();
canvas.renderAll();

});
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cyberpantz Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 02:09

cyberpantz