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DarkBASIC Discussion / Pivot point command?

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Kenjar
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Posted: 18th Sep 2007 12:25
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Is there a command to change the pivot point of a limb model?
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Clackersmith
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Just toy around with -


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Kenjar
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Many thanks.
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Libervurto
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can you do OFFSET OBJECT LIMB obj#,0,x,y,z ?

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Clackersmith
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Posted: 18th Sep 2007 18:18 Edited at: 18th Sep 2007 18:32
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Sure can, it offsets the entire object. So if you were to load up an object at 0,0,0 then offset limb 0 by 100,0,0 then rotate on either the Y or Z axis, it would appear to be orbiting around position 0,0,0 at a distance of 100.

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cool, that'll be useful

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Quote: "appear to be orbiting around position 0,0,0 at a distance of 100."

Damn. I had a problem with a model ofsetted in the modeler y too much, this would have solved all my problems.

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