[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> to the still awake
>
> I am trying to use one small primitive cube to rotate
> another bigger one. The big one should only rotate
> if the small cube is moved.
Hi Mark,
Try this
member("3D").model("BigCube").addChild(member("3D").model("SmallCube"),
#preserveWorld)
on exitFrame
-- The big one rotates and the small one too, that's it orbits
member("3D").model("BigCube").mRotate(0.15, -0.20, -0.15, #world)
-- This if the small one must spin
member("3D").model("BigCube").mRotate(0.30, -0.4, -0.30, #world)
end
But don't use the nagging rigmarole member("3D").model("BigCube")....
everytime you need to reference an object. Use a reference variable
instead.
HTH,
Franco
IFC Programming Consultant
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