One of the simplest ways is to use an "ObjectContainer3D" and place your visiable object inside this object container.
Steps: 1) Add an empty "ObjectContainer3D" to the scene 2) Then add your other object (sphere) inside this "ObjectContainer3D". 3) To do "free rotation" only rotate one axis of each of these two object. 4) Rotate the X axis of your inner object (sphere) and then rotate the Y axis of the outer object "ObjectContainer3D". Play around with the results. Try swapping which axis you rotate on each object. This should give you the free rotation you are looking for. On Nov 15, 3:37 am, "[email protected]" <[email protected]> wrote: > I want to do some interest thing. So I created a sphere, and rotate it > by change mouse position. And if I turn the yAxis to another side , > the sphere will not rotate will mouse will. > > So if you cant understand, then see the website. It can free rotation > it easyly. > > exp:http://www.speakinthumbs.com/
