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Intruder
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Posted: 25th Apr 2004 20:22
In DBPro, can you attach two objects together so they move as one, but still rotate the individual objects along 1 axis..

its simply 2 cubes, end to end, and i need to join them together so they can be moved as one object and rotated as one object, but i also need to rotate each of the two cubes on 1 axis ? is this possible ?

Thanks in advance... for any comments


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NathanF
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Posted: 25th Apr 2004 20:52
just look at the limb commands.

join an object as the limb of the target object
GLUE OBJECT TO LIMB

moves the limbs of an object seperately
OFFSET LIMB

rotates a limb from the object
ROTATE LIMB

rotates entire object
ROTATE OBJECT

hope that helps

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Intruder
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Posted: 25th Apr 2004 22:05
LIMBS ? COOL... I wondered what they wuz for....

Now it makes sense.. Cheers , i will have a go...


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Intruder
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Posted: 26th Apr 2004 14:51
mmm.. the centre of rotation (when rotating the whole thing) seems to be THE FIRST of the cubes..

They limbs rotate ok on their own..

How do i change the point of rotation to the centre of the whole object?


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