enclosed are 2 pics sorry for that, but I'm confused.  I'm rotating a
crystal triangle.  I want it to rotate on it's center, but instead it
rotates on it's back face.  Is there a way to tell moray to rotate on the
objects center, without rotate, and translate .5 units every frame?


TIA

Dean MacIsaac

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change the objects local rotation.  That will make it rotate on a point that
you specify.  You'll need to move that point to the center of your object.

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"Dean MacIsaac" <dmm### [at] fngpcom> wrote in message
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> enclosed are 2 pics sorry for that, but I'm confused.  I'm rotating a
> crystal triangle.  I want it to rotate on it's center, but instead it
> rotates on it's back face.  Is there a way to tell moray to rotate on the
> objects center, without rotate, and translate .5 units every frame?
>
>
> TIA
>
> Dean MacIsaac
>
>
>

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"Mike Weber" wrote in message
> change the objects local rotation.  That will make it rotate on a point
that
> you specify.  You'll need to move that point to the center of your object.

Worked great thankyou.

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