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Newcomers DBPro Corner / Pitching 3d object up, relative to itself

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Hopeless Programmer
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Posted: 6th Jul 2004 12:08
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I need to pitch a 3D object upwards relative to it's self not to the global axis's
I used the ROTATE OBJECT and PITCH OBJECT UP commands but they all do it along the world's X axis, is it possible to pitch an object along it's own X axis? If so how.
I'm trying to make a small flight sim, nothing special.
I hope I've been clear, but I do not know how else to ask it.
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Posted: 6th Jul 2004 12:13
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Also as well, Is it possible to write text the registry instead of just a numeric value?
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Macrosii
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Posted: 6th Jul 2004 21:13
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Search for EZrotate. This is a great DLL that you can use to make all rotations easy. There are a number of threads on it and some examples around.
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Posted: 6th Jul 2004 21:17
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Here is a link to WOLFs website where you can download

http://www.ericksonline.com/
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spooky
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Posted: 6th Jul 2004 21:47
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Pitch object up is a free-flight command that rotates object around the object's x axis, not the global axis. Why do you think otherwise?

More importantly, what version and patch of DB are you using as old versions did not do free-flight stuff properly but they are a lot better now. You should also not mix normal rotation commands and the free-flight commands on the same object as you sometimes get some oddities.


Boo!
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