Thank you guys,

I'll try it and see if can do the job.

Best regards

In this topic is a shift effect plugin.

I have no idea if it suits you.

Normaly you can apply effects also on a layer.

Thanks for your quick reply. But these effects you mentioned were so useful but they don't do what I'm looking for. What I'm looking for is an effect that can change the position of each corner of the layer to a new position and this should also change the content of the layer.

for example, If I have a layer that has these corner points (0,0) , (100,0) , (0,200) and (100,200) and the effect should able to change them to be (50,10), (80,20) , (20,190) and (70,140).

Hi,

Is there any plugin or an easy way or idea to skew a layer so I can change the positions of the corners of a layer?

For example, I have a layer of a size of 200x100. it's corners will be (0,0),(200,0),(0,100) and (200,100). I want to change these corners positions to any other positions so the result will effect the hall content of this layer (changing the scale and positions of its contents).

Thanks in advance

Thanks for the help! But either I'm not understanding this correctly or are your maths off?

Because for 650/2, I'm getting 325.

Sorry ... I just mistype it. It is 325 not 630.

I just fixed it. Thanks

You are welcome my dear

Use these formulas:

Jump speed = 650*X

Gravity = 1500*(X^2)

Max fall Speed = 1000*X

If you want to accelerate replace X with number of acceleration greater than 1 (example 2,3,4... etc) and if you want to decelerate it use number as a fraction (less than 1 and greater than 0) (example 0.1 ,0.2 ,0.3 ......etc).

You have to manage changing 3 parameters. Jump Strength, Gravity and Max fall Speed.

If you already done your work and want to change them to match the same platform but want to slow down the jump, you can use math to calculate you new speeds.

For example, If you already have these parameters as following:

Jump strength = 650

Gravity = 1500

Max fall Speed = 1000

And want to slow the jump into half of the original speed, you can re-calculate them as following:

Jump speed = 650/2 = 325

Gravity = 1500/(2^2) = 375

Max fall Speed = 1000/2 =500

If you want to reduce into the quarter of the original speed. It will be as following:

Jump speed = 650/4 = 162.5

Gravity = 1500/(4^2) = 93.75

Max fall Speed = 1000/3 =250

Hope this will help you.

Check this link:

https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/73/sup ... reen-sizes