Hi folks...
In my application, I want to use a
PositionInterpolator to move an object around. Here
is the scenario:
A) The object is located at (35, 55, 45).
B) I want to move it to (5, 55, 45) over a period of
5 seconds.
C) What actually happens is the object "jumps" to (5,
0, 0).
D) Here is the code:
Alpha a = new Alpha();
a.setLoopCount(1);
a.setIncreasingAlphaDuration(5000);
a.setIncreasingAlphaRampDuration(2500);
PositionInterpolator pi = new
PositionInterpolator(a,object);
pi.setStartPosition(35);
pi.setEndPosition(5);
pi.setSchedulingBounds(new BoundingSphere(new
Point3d(0.0,55.0,0.0), 10000.0f));
I guess the question is: How do I tell the
PositionInterpolator "Move along the X-axis and keep Y
and Z as they are." ?
I have tried to set the AxisOfTranslation to the
Transform3D of the object. That did not work.
Any help and/or examples would be greatly appreciated.
-Mark
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