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Cypher Ragu
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Join date: 6 Jul 2008
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04-20-2009 12:57
Quick question:
Is there a rotational equivalent to llSetForce? In other words, is there a way to apply a constant force on an object to make it rotate? Note: llTargetOmega will NOT work for what I need this for. If there is none, I'll just use llApplyRotationalImpulse, but I'm trying to avoid that as it'll cause some complications later on. Thanks in advance.  _____________________
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Argent Stonecutter
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04-20-2009 13:16
No, doesn't that just torque you off?
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Viktoria Dovgal
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Join date: 29 Jul 2007
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04-20-2009 13:24
llSetTorque does work but it can be a little touchy on the ground. It can be a pain to find a value that overcomes friction but doesn't go all silly once it breaks free, you might want to play with llGetOmega or something like that to modulate it.
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Cypher Ragu
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04-20-2009 13:39
Alright, thanks.
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