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Fit modes and pan-zoom for stills and clips - #223
Add layout helpers for placing an image or video frame in a box.
Fit::{Cover, Contain, Fill, None, ScaleDown} maps a source size into a destination Rect and returns a Placement (x, y, width, height, plus clip for overflow). PanZoom animates a cover crop: zoom is relative to Cover (1.0 fills the box), focus is a 0–1 point in the source mapped to the centre of the destination, and the crop is clamped so the box stays covered.
let dest = Rect::from_size(1920.0,1080.0);let placed = Fit::Cover.place(photo.metadata.widthasf32, photo.metadata.heightasf32, dest);let t = frame.animate(&fframes::timeline!(
at 0.0 => 4.0, animate 0.0_f32 => 1.0,Easing::EaseInOut,));let moving = PanZoom::new().zoom(1.0,1.35).focus((0.4,0.5),(0.65,0.4)).place(src_w, src_h, dest, t);
Draw with x/y/width/height on <image>. When Cover or pan-zoom overflows, clip to placed.clip.
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New Features
Added clip placement options for cover, contain, fill, centered native size, and scale-down.
Added animated pan-and-zoom controls with configurable zoom and focal points.
Clips can now be placed within a destination rectangle, with placement progress tied to clip playback.
Updated the podcast example to use cover fitting and a gradual pan-and-zoom effect.
Bug Fixes
Video frame fallback dimensions now reflect the fallback image’s actual size.
Documentation
Added guidance on clip placement and animated cropping.
Place an image or video frame in a box with Cover, Contain, Fill,
None and ScaleDown. PanZoom animates a cover crop from one focal
point and zoom to another.
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This change adds fit and animated pan/zoom placement APIs for clips. It calculates placement from decoded frame dimensions and clip progress. The Teej podcast example uses the placements to position its camera images.
Changes: Clip fit and pan/zoom placement
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Summary
Fit and pan/zoom geometry fframes/src/fit.rs, fframes/src/lib.rs
Adds Fit, Placement, FocalPoint, and PanZoom, including placement calculations and crate-root exports.
Clip placement API fframes/src/clip.rs, fframes/src/video_data.rs, AGENTS.md, skills/fframes-video/references/api.md
Adds clip fit and pan/zoom configuration and placement. Placement uses decoded frame dimensions and clip progress. Fallback frame dimensions now come from fallback image metadata.
Podcast camera rendering examples/teej-podcast/src/constants.rs, examples/teej-podcast/src/teej_podcast.rs
Defines camera destination rectangles and uses clip placements or cover-fitted poster images to position both camera images.
sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant Clip
participant PanZoom
participant Fit
alt pan_zoom is configured
Caller->>Clip: Request placement for frame and destination
Clip->>PanZoom: Place frame using clip progress
PanZoom-->>Clip: Return Placement
else pan_zoom is not configured
Caller->>Clip: Request placement for frame and destination
Clip->>Fit: Place frame using fit mode
Fit-->>Clip: Return Placement
end
Clip-->>Caller: Return Placement
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Possibly related PRs
dmtrKovalenko/fframes#250: Adds the public Clip type and its frame and image APIs, which this change extends with placement settings and behavior.
dmtrKovalenko/fframes#244: Changes decoded frame dimensions to SAR-corrected display dimensions, which are used as source dimensions for fit placement.
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The placement example needs a defined clip path, and looping animations can drift out of sync. These issues are bounded and do not block rendering.
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- Line 234: Update the zoom interpolation so its result is clamped to at least
the cover scale of 1.0, preventing `clamp_axis` from centering an undersized
placement and leaving uncovered areas.
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Instead the marketing example uses it: the code screenshot now sits in a rounded, clipped window, and PanZoom moves the crop from the whole screenshot to a 1.6x zoom on the top-left code while it is on screen. scripts/e2e.mjs gets a new marketing frame at 8.5s, where the crop is zoomed and cut off by the window, with its snapshot in e2e/snapshots/marketing/8.5s.png.
Locally the cpu, skia-cpu and gpu renderers all match the new snapshot (at most 0.001% of pixels differ), and the existing 3s, 10s and 18s marketing snapshots still match, since the screenshot is off screen in those frames. The marketing svgr snapshots changed only where the screenshot is drawn.
A zoom below 1.0 made the drawing smaller than the destination on at
least one axis, and clamp_axis then centred it and left part of the
destination uncovered. Treat zoom below 1.0 as 1.0, as the cover crop is
documented to fill the destination.
…t tests
The marketing example now shows the code screenshot in a rounded,
clipped window and pans and zooms across it with PanZoom while it is on
screen. Its 8.5s frame, where the crop is zoomed and cut by the window,
is added to the e2e frames with a new snapshot. The layout unit tests
are removed.
The svgr snapshots of the marketing example change only where the
screenshot is drawn.
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fframes/src/layout.rs: 1
33-33: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Add /// doc comments to the undocumented public methods.
Rect::new, right, bottom, center, is_empty, Placement::rect, PanZoom::new, PanZoom::zoom and PanZoom::focus have no doc comments. Document at least the parameter semantics for zoom (values below 1.0 are treated as 1.0) and for focus (0–1 source coordinates, clamped). Document that Rect::is_empty also treats zero-size rectangles as empty.
As per coding guidelines: "Use /// doc comments for public APIs".
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Review comment at @fframes/src/layout.rs at line 33:
Add `///` documentation to the public methods `Rect::new`, `right`, `bottom`,
`center`, `is_empty`, `Placement::rect`, `PanZoom::new`, `zoom`, and `focus`.
Document `zoom` values below 1.0 as treated as 1.0, `focus` coordinates as
clamped 0–1 source coordinates, and `Rect::is_empty` as returning true for
zero-size rectangles.
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`bottom`, `center`, `is_empty`, `Placement::rect`, `PanZoom::new`, `zoom`, and
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I am sorry for long review. I made a new primitive for external videos with customizations called Clip I think it makes sense on the cilp level. Would you be interested in updating your PR?
Yes, happy to update it. Clip is a better home for this.
I'd add .fit(Fit) and .pan_zoom(PanZoom) builders on Clip, plus a Clip::place(&frame, ctx, dest) that returns the Placement using the decoded frame's own size, so callers stop passing src_w/src_h. For a clip with an end, the pan-zoom t would come from the clip's own progress instead of a separate timeline. layout.rs stays as the math underneath.
I'd also move the demo from marketing to teej-podcast, which already draws two Clips inside clipped rects with a hand-set x and is in the e2e list.
One question: should Fit and PanZoom stay public so stills can use them, or only be reachable through Clip?
Thanks. I'll keep Fit and PanZoom public, so stills can use them directly and Clip builds on them.
I'll push an update to this PR that adds .fit(Fit), .pan_zoom(PanZoom) and Clip::place(&frame, ctx, dest), and moves the demo from marketing to teej-podcast.
Add `.fit(Fit)`, `.pan_zoom(PanZoom)` and `Clip::place(&frame, ctx, dest)`,
which returns the `Placement` from the decoded frame's own size, so
callers stop passing the source size. A pan-zoom follows the clip's own
progress, on every loop of a looping clip. `Fit` and `PanZoom` stay
public, so stills can use them directly.
Move the demo from `marketing` to `teej-podcast`: the left camera uses
`.fit(Fit::Cover)` and the right one a slow pan-zoom, replacing their
hand-set `x`. The teej-podcast snapshots cover both, and `marketing` is
back to what main has.
Clip now has .fit(Fit) and .pan_zoom(PanZoom), and Clip::place(&frame, ctx, dest) returns the Placement from the decoded frame's own size. A pan-zoom runs from t = 0 on the clip's first frame to t = 1 on its last, and restarts on each loop of a looping clip. For a clip with no end, it takes the length from the file's metadata. If both are set, pan_zoom wins. Fit and PanZoom stay public.
The demo moved to teej-podcast: the left camera uses .fit(Fit::Cover) and the right one a slow pan-zoom, replacing the hand-set x values. marketing is back to what main has, and its 8.5s frame and snapshot are gone. I regenerated the two teej-podcast snapshots, because Fit::Cover shows the left camera a bit smaller than the old hand-set width.
Locally, the teej-podcast e2e passes on cpu, skia-cpu and gpu against the new snapshots. cargo fmt --check, clippy on fframes and teej_podcast_example, cargo test -p fframes --lib and just check-wasm teej-podcast pass too. The e2e only covers the no-end clip path, so pan_zoom on a clip with an end has not been rendered yet.
A pair of bare f32 tuples leaves the x and y order to the reader.
PanZoom::focus now takes FocalPoint values, which name them.
It is not called Focus because fframes-three-d already exports that
for camera depth of field.
Drop fframes' own Rect and re-export the one from usvgr, so a rectangle
can later go to the render engine as it is.
Its constructor is fallible and not const, so Placement::rect returns
an Option and the teej-podcast frames become functions. It cannot be
negative, so the guards for that are gone.
On WASM the frame reported the file's size, while the editor can show a
decoded frame or fallback image with another aspect ratio. Clip::place
then worked out a cover crop for the wrong shape and could leave part
of the destination uncovered.
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The Clip::place example references a clip path that it never defines.
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The Clip::place example references a clip path that it never defines.
The example sets clip-path="url(#box)" on the <image>, but nothing in the example declares an element with id="box". Because clip has .pan_zoom(...) set and no .fit(...), Clip::place uses the pan-zoom placement. That placement can draw larger than dest, so the image can overflow the box. As written, the example does not clip that overflow to dest. Define the clip path from the returned placement, then reference it. Use the same pattern as the teej-podcast example, where a clipPath contains a rect sized to the destination.
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Review comment at @fframes/src/clip.rs around lines 87 - 91:
Update the Clip::place example to define a clipPath with id "box" containing a
rect sized to the destination, then keep the image’s clip-path reference pointed
at that definition so pan-zoom overflow is clipped to the destination.
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Add layout helpers for placing an image or video frame in a box.
Fit::{Cover, Contain, Fill, None, ScaleDown}maps a source size into a destinationRectand returns aPlacement(x,y,width,height, plusclipfor overflow).PanZoomanimates a cover crop:zoomis relative to Cover (1.0fills the box),focusis a 0–1 point in the source mapped to the centre of the destination, and the crop is clamped so the box stays covered.Draw with
x/y/width/heighton<image>. When Cover or pan-zoom overflows, clip toplaced.clip.Summary by CodeRabbit
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