Hi Kind Person,
I was working on a necklace last night with a medallion in the middle. I titled (moved it off from up and down) it to an angle so that it will fit flat on a chest. So far so good. Now I wanted to add a compass needle into the medallion part I found a free rotation script I have used before with the llTargetOmega in it. Looks like this....
llTargetOmega(<0,1,0> ,1, 1);
When I added that to the compass needle, the prim did start to rotation in a north-south (up and down) direction (clockwise). Thats good except the medallion is titled, remember. So my prim starts off tilted but then rotates on a funny angle to the prim (compass needle).
It there anyways to change the script to make it rotate on a angle? (I hope this all makes sense to anyone reading it)
Thanks, Julie
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JulieAnne Rau
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02-27-2009 11:40
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02-27-2009 11:53
llTargetOmega(<0,1,0>*llGetRot(),1,1).
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02-27-2009 20:44
llTargetOmega(<0,1,0>*llGetRot(),1,1). aye, the rotation from llTargetOMega is relative to the root prim, so you need to compensate for any additional rotations by the above line. _____________________
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JulieAnne Rau
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02-28-2009 15:35
yup, works good.. thank-you so much!
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