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If the vector-effect property is set to non-scaling-stroke and an object is within a 3D rendering context the property has no affect on stroking the object.
< --- >If the vector-effect property is set to other than none and an object is within a 3D rendering context the property has no affect on rendering the object.
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If the vector-effect property is set to non-scaling-stroke and an object is within a 3D rendering context the property has no affect on stroking the object.
> A 2D scaling with one scaling parameters s is equivalent to a 3D scale where sz has one and both sx and sy are s. >
3115c3129 < A 3D scaling with the parameters sx, sy and sz is equivalent to the matrix: --- > A 3D scaling with the parameters sx, sy and sz namely scaling vector [sx, sy, sz] is equivalent to the matrix: 3142a3157,3183 > > >> Scale of one scalar value scale2D which the coordinate system itself has is defined by the following formulas: >
> > >> And the following equation holds among sx, sy and scale2D. Accordingly, when transformation matrix is provided by scale() with one parameter, scale2D is equal to absolute value of that parameter. >
> > > >> Scale of one scalar value scale3D which the coordinate system itself has is defined by the following formulas: >
> > >> And the following equation holds among sx, sy, sz and scale3D. >
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