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Code Snippets / [DBP] - A simple 3D analog clock - No models needed.

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jestermon
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Posted: 26th Nov 2011 13:36
A simple 3D analog clock - No models needed.
As I move more of my work to DBPro, I need to master the various idiosyncrasies of the engine. One of these is the apparent absence of rotations around a world-relative-reference. Most of the rotation syntax is dedicated to rotation around a local-axis-reference.
After fiddling a bit with the commands, the 'rotate object' works perfectly for a world reference, provided that the other axis are 'zeroed'.
Here is an analog clock that uses this approach in order to manage the hand rotations based on a world-relative-reference.
Since this is purely code, no models are needed.


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Posted: 26th Nov 2011 16:46
Nicely Done.


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jestermon
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Posted: 26th Nov 2011 19:18
Thanks Stab...

One little bug I picked up after it was posted
The line

needs to be changed to

in order to get the correct number of larger 'ticks'
Cybermind
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Posted: 29th Nov 2011 21:30
Sweet clock

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