Euler angles (or rotations) can be confusing.
< a,b,c> on our and sl convention means
rotate around Z by c;
then rotate the result around Y by b
then rotate the result around X by a
applied exactly by this order.
if you look your numbers considering this, it may make more sense
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El dom., 2 dic. 2018 a las 12:09, Ethan Gardener
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> On Sun, Dec 2, 2018, at 10:47 AM, Luisillo Contepomi wrote:
> > "as the sit target is relative to the prim, not the world.." This is
> > the problem. When prim is rotated
I may be missing something, but it reads to me like you have two
complaints relating to prim rotation?
1) When rotating a prim that has an avatar 'sitting' on it, the avatar
follows the rotation of the prim, rather than maintaining it's position
relative to the world.
2) When a prim is rotat
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On Sun, Dec 2, 2018, at 11:09 AM, Ethan Gardener wrote:
> On Sun, Dec 2, 2018, at 10:47 AM, Luisillo Contepomi wrote:
> > "as the sit target is
On Sun, Dec 2, 2018, at 10:47 AM, Luisillo Contepomi wrote:
> "as the sit target is relative to the prim, not the world.." This is
> the problem. When prim is rotated in X (red axe). Rotation on Y or Z
> are bad . Are relative to the world and I think this is not correct
> behavior. llSitTarget mus
"as the sit target is relative to the prim, not the world.." This is
the problem. When prim is rotated in X (red axe). Rotation on Y or Z
are bad . Are relative to the world and I think this is not correct
behavior. llSitTarget must be local rotations no world rotations.
When prim is rotated 90 or
This looks perfectly normal to me. Your avatar always sits on the 'top'
of the prim, no matter where the prim is rotated, as the sit target is
relative to the prim, not the world..
Perhaps you intended the avatar to sit on the 'top' of the rotated prim
from the worldz reference, no matter whi
