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Exel Warf
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Join date: 29 May 2006
Posts: 1
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05-30-2006 09:35
I want to create a wearable object (hat) with a rotating light on top of it, but alas, when I link the light and hat together, all of the prims rotate. I want just the light to rotate. Any way around this?
Thanks in advance.
Exelcior
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Kenzington Fairlight
Surrogate
Join date: 9 Jun 2003
Posts: 139
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05-30-2006 10:03
Place your rotation script in the light prim instead of the parent prim.
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nimrod Yaffle
Cavemen are people too...
Join date: 15 Nov 2004
Posts: 3,146
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05-30-2006 10:33
From: Kenzington Fairlight Place your rotation script in the light prim instead of the parent prim. As in, putting the link script in the light parts, then linking the other prims first, then your hat peice last. If you need help, IM me.  |
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Joshua Jamberoo
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Join date: 18 May 2006
Posts: 27
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05-31-2006 14:58
So if I were to make a propeller for a plane, where would I put the rotation script if I just wanted the hubs and blades to spin, but have it all linked to the plane?
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Tek Harbinger
SS Maggot Elite
Join date: 19 Oct 2005
Posts: 49
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05-31-2006 15:22
Select the props and center hub first. Link those. Put rotation script in it.
Then select the props, THEN the rest of the engine or what not. Then link those. Remember, the LAST object you select before linking, is the parent prim. It's yellow colored in a linked set.
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Joshua Jamberoo
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Join date: 18 May 2006
Posts: 27
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05-31-2006 19:34
From: Tek Harbinger Select the props and center hub first. Link those. Put rotation script in it.
Then select the props, THEN the rest of the engine or what not. Then link those. Remember, the LAST object you select before linking, is the parent prim. It's yellow colored in a linked set. Uh, tried that...only the hub turns. |
