ItsMods - Set angles on models and Rotate them

Hello

Another tutorial, this one I think is usefull, is about rotating a model angle and setting a model angle

Lets put first the model with the one Ill explain this:

Code:
OMA = Spawn("script_model",(0,0,0));

OMA SetModel("weapon_oma_pack");

Now, well set the initial angles like this.

Code:
object.angles = (angles[0],angles[1],angles[2]);

Angle Info:

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Lets go in our example:

Code:
OMA.angles = (0,90,0); // this will set the Pitch and Roll in 0 and the Yaw in 90 degrees

To rotate a model we can do it by many ways, this 3 are used to rotate the model in one certain angle(pitch,yaw,roll):

Code:
object RotatePitch(degrees,time in seconds);

object RotateYaw(degrees,time in seconds);

object RotateRoll(degrees,time in seconds);

But I recomend you using this other command, is far completer because it allows you to rotate the object in the 3 ways using a period of time.

Code:
object RotateTo((pitch,yaw,roll),time in seconds);

Lets go into our example and lets rotate the object to the angles (60,30,20) in 5 seconds:

Code:
OMA RotateTo((60,30,20),5);

Thats it, now you know how to modify a object angles perfectly

OMG PLEASE;

http://www.zeroy.com/script/

(09-20-2011, 15:31)Rendflex Wrote: [ -> ]OMG PLEASE;

http://www.zeroy.com/script/

My explanations are better

(09-20-2011, 15:32)Yamato Wrote: [ -> ]
(09-20-2011, 15:31)Rendflex Wrote: [ -> ]OMG PLEASE;

http://www.zeroy.com/script/

My explanations are better

As I said :p
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Can it be attached to player, e.g player walks with spinning OMA

above his head ?

(09-20-2011, 15:38)OrangePL Wrote: [ -> ]Can it be attached to player, e.g player walks with spinning above his head ?

If it's still a defined script_model, then yes.

(09-20-2011, 15:38)OrangePL Wrote: [ -> ]Can it be attached to player, e.g player walks with spinning above his head ?

No, but you can make it follow the player head, Big Grin

Code:
while(1)

{

    head = self GetTagOrigin("j_head");

    OMA MoveTo(head,0.08);

    OMA RotateTo((RandomInt(360),RandomInt(360),RandomInt(360)),0.08);

    wait 0.08;

}

(09-20-2011, 15:42)Yamato Wrote: [ -> ]
(09-20-2011, 15:38)OrangePL Wrote: [ -> ]Can it be attached to player, e.g player walks with spinning above his head ?

No, but you can make it follow the player head,

Code:
while(1) { head = self GetTagOrigin("j_head"); OMA MoveTo(head,0.08); OMA RotateTo((RandomInt(360),RandomInt(360),RandomInt(360)),0.08); wait 0.08; }

Why not use linkto?

(09-20-2011, 15:43)Rendflex Wrote: [ -> ]
(09-20-2011, 15:42)Yamato Wrote: [ -> ]
(09-20-2011, 15:38)OrangePL Wrote: [ -> ]Can it be attached to player, e.g player walks with spinning above his head ?

No, but you can make it follow the player head,

Code:
while(1) { head = self GetTagOrigin("j_head"); OMA MoveTo(head,0.08); OMA RotateTo((RandomInt(360),RandomInt(360),RandomInt(360)),0.08); wait 0.08; }

Why not use linkto?

Is it posible to linkto to a player?? With attach function you wont be able to rotate the object

(09-20-2011, 15:44)Yamato Wrote: [ -> ]
(09-20-2011, 15:43)Rendflex Wrote: [ -> ]
(09-20-2011, 15:42)Yamato Wrote: [ -> ]
(09-20-2011, 15:38)OrangePL Wrote: [ -> ]Can it be attached to player, e.g player walks with spinning above his head ?

No, but you can make it follow the player head,

Code:
while(1) { head = self GetTagOrigin("j_head"); OMA MoveTo(head,0.08); OMA RotateTo((RandomInt(360),RandomInt(360),RandomInt(360)),0.08); wait 0.08; }

Why not use linkto?

Is it posible to linkto to a player?? With attach function you wont be able to rotate the object

Oh, it dosen't work, my bad :p