I'm working on a bank vault type door to put on the top of a high-tech vampire coffin.
Currently, Im just using a simple llSetRotation call to flip it open and closed on a touch event. But this is too quick, and doesnt give the impression of "weight". So, I wonder how I might slow the rotation process?
Perhaps with some kind of while loop that rotates it a bit at a time until the lid is completely open?
Any advice is welcome!
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Tyann Toll
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03-15-2007 03:10
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Lightwave Valkyrie
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03-15-2007 04:23
using multipull llSetRotation in small steps like 20 or 40 each one has a 0.2sec delay
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Daisy Rimbaud
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03-15-2007 08:50
Unfortunately the delay can give a rather jerky motion, but it does work.
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Deanna Trollop
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03-15-2007 11:08
Essentially the same question covered here.
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Tyann Toll
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03-15-2007 13:46
Thank you all!
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Lee Ponzu
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03-15-2007 19:43
It occurs to me that what you *really* need is a good sound...
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Tyann Toll
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03-16-2007 05:04
It occurs to me that what you *really* need is a good sound... Crreeekk...tuhmp! *grins* And bursts of particle steam from the seam as it opens (would need an invisible phantom prim in the middle to do that, I think, though). |