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Newcomers DBPro Corner / Angle Problems!

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Drifter
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Posted: 19th Jul 2003 19:08
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Okay, so I have a ship and to make it go up I use the command Pitch object up/down, but when I want to turn, it turns but the pitch also goes down. How do I make it so that the pitch doesn't go down when I turn. Thanks
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hexGEAR
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Posted: 19th Jul 2003 20:34
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try x,y,z rotate instead and at the beginning of your code use fix object pivot on obj

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TDK
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Posted: 19th Jul 2003 21:24
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And best of luck to you!

If you manage to get it working properly, you're a better man than me...

(Assuming you are male that is)...

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Scorpyo
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Posted: 19th Jul 2003 22:05
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Only limb rotations do not suffer from the gimbal lock syndrome (real world z axis becoming x axis at 90 and 180 degrees) so if your ship is a single mesh you can use

rotate limb object number,limb number(1 in this case),xangle,yangle,zangle

If the ship is made from many limbs due to separate texturing needs, select main limb in the modeler and child to it all the others limbs, then rotate main limb in DB
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Zinc Avenger
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Posted: 19th Jul 2003 23:36
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Wow, I have been having problems with this one for weeks. Thanks for asking the question I was just about to...

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