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    <p>When overriding the “getChildStaticTransformation” method of the ViewGroup or even using transformation function like <code>setRotationY()</code>, <code>setScaleX()</code>, <code>setTranslationY()</code>, <code>getMatrix()</code> (available from API 11) you are only affecting the rendering Matrix. As a result your custom Child View will return Bounds “Rects” far from where your child is getting draw. This is not an issue most of the time but when you start to be willing to click on it.. trouble are starting... Here is how I workaround the issue. I’m sure there might be a better ways but as I haven’t found many things on the subject here it is.</p> <p>In the ViewGroup Overload:</p> <pre><code>public interface Itransformable { public void setTransformationMatrix(Matrix trsMatrix); } @Override protected boolean getChildStaticTransformation(View child, Transformation t) { if (child instanceof Itransformable){ t.clear(); t.setTransformationType(Transformation.TYPE_MATRIX); ... // Do whatever transformation you want here ... ((Itransformable)child).setTransformationMatrix(t.getMatrix()); return true; } else { return false; } } </code></pre> <p>Here is the Child Custom View: Note that I'm not storing directly the Transformation Matrix in the custom view but instead the transformed Rect. If you want to go for storing the matrix (i.e. for later transformation like point...) you might need to clone it as the matrix will get altered in some strange way like it is recycle or something.</p> <pre><code>public class MyCustomView extends View implements MyViewGroup.Itransformable{ private Rect mViewRect = null; public void setTransformationMatrix(Matrix trsMatrix){ if (trsMatrix!=null){ RectF rect = new RectF(); rect.top = 0; rect.bottom = (float) this.getHeight(); rect.left = 0; rect.right = (float) this.getWidth(); trsMatrix.mapRect(rect); rect.offset((float) this.getLeft(), (float) this.getTop()); if (mViewRect == null) mViewRect = new Rect(); rect.round(mViewRect); } } public Rect getTransformatedRect() { if (mViewRect!=null){ // OutOfScreen WorkArround - As the view is not Displayed, mViewRect doesn't get updated. if(getRight() &lt; 0 || getLeft() &gt; mParentWidth){ return new Rect(getLeft(),getTop(),getRight(),getBottom()); } else { return mViewRect; } } else { return new Rect(getLeft(),getTop(),getRight(),getBottom()); } } @Override public void getHitRect(Rect outRect){ if (mViewRect == null){ super.getHitRect(outRect); } else { outRect.set(getTransformatedRect()); } } </code></pre>
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    1. COThanks A LOT for your answer, it helps me :)
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    2. COAnother thing for Android >= 4.0 : `getHitRect()` will not be called automatically if you're clicking on your view. To add compatibility for projects using SDK < 4.0, using `isTransformedTouchPointInView()` on parent works even if it's not perfect.
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