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Newcomers DBPro Corner / Rotating and the X/Y axis

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Daz
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Posted: 22nd Mar 2003 20:49
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Something's been on my mind for a while now. I'll show you...

Here's a basic graph showing the X and Y axis:

Y|
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|
|
|____________
X

As you can see, the X axis goes right and left, and the Y axis goes up and down. So how come:



goes left (X axis), and:



goes up (Y axis)?

Is there something I'm missing here?

Please reply soon.

Thanks in advance.
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andrew11
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Posted: 22nd Mar 2003 20:59 Edited at: 22nd Mar 2003 21:07
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Because it dosent rotate in the direction of the axis, it rotates on the axis.

Diagram:
Y
|
__|__
/____/
|____|
|____|
|
X ___|_____

<--- Rotation

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Daz
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Posted: 22nd Mar 2003 21:38 Edited at: 22nd Mar 2003 21:39
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Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...............

Cheers

P.S. See, you learn something new everyday!

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Chiwawa
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Posted: 23rd Mar 2003 00:57
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and its... the object axis...it mean that if you rotation on X axis....our Y axis..change of orientation.... then when you use 3 axis at the same time..its pretty..hard.. then only rotate X&Z directly ...on the object..and use a little object hided......under your principal object.. for the Y rotation...that your main object is glued to
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