Up until today I was doing my geometry wrong also, until I asked my math
teacher which was axis should be pointing.

It really shouldn't be that much trouble.  Just model it in Moray like you
always would, but keep it centered on <0,0,0>.  You can then fix it with a
couple rotate and translate commands.

Being an American, using the metric system (1 unit = 25 meters) will be alien
to me as well.  That is not so easily fixed.

Don't be suprised if my residence is scaled wrong. : )

~Kardal~

George Hunt wrote:

> On Tue, 09 Dec 1997 21:42:01 -0500, Brook Monroe
> <rin### [at] worldnetattnet> wrote:
>
> >The Y axis is UP?  What country did YOU study geometry in? <G> This is
> >going to ruddy well make things difficult to produce in Moray, you know.
> >
>
> Well, you know, that was my first thought.  I'm a long time user and
> strong supporter of MORAY.   And although Y=UP is a bit alien to me
> now too, it shouldn't be a problem.  I intend to use MORAY (for
> Windows) and just build everything so that Y is UP, even if MORAY
> thinks Z is up.   I could be wrong --- I havn't tried it yet --- but
> it should work.
>
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