is there a shorter way to do this but get same results?
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rotate a (angleaxis -6500.0 [0,1,0])
[size=1]rotate b (angleaxis -6500.0 [0,1,0])
[size=1]rotate c (angleaxis -6500.0 [0,1,0])
[size=1]rotate d (angleaxis -6500.0 [0,1,0])
[size=1]rotate e (angleaxis -6500.0 [0,1,0])
im a super noob, so if you could please reply SLOWWLY…lol.
thanks guys
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Looks like a job for a FOR loop. The question is – what are a,b,c,d,e and where they come from ? Actually, you cannot use “e” as variable, as it is a reserved keyword!
The above could be written as
theArray = #(a,b,c,d,f)
for i in theArray do rotate i (angleaxis -6500.0 [0,1,0])
Hope this helps.
WORKED!
thanks Bobo…
i just uesed abcde as an example… (sorry forgot e was reserved)
anyway…works well now…thanks a bunch
btw…my prof. was telling me about you…i think he knows you or something…not sure…but i found it kinda funny that i was on your website, and the nextday, he mentioned you.
thanks man.
wait…it didnt’ work…i forgot to comment out the old way (long way). it doesn’t give any errors, but wont do anything.
basically ABCD are my shapes, and i want a loop to make them rotate .
the way i did it above works ok, but i thikn there is a way to do it more efficiently, i just dont’ know how.
thanks
GAH…IM AN Noob, it does work. i did this and it worked
animate on
(
sliderTime = 300f
array = #(a,b,c,d)
for i in array do rotate i (angleaxis -1600 [0,1,0])
)
set animate off