Teleri
21st September 2002, 09:42
Heya folks,
I've gotten pretty good with SSA, many thanks to those that have helped me out when I've gotten stuck.
Now I'm really stumped though. I was always bad with geometry and algebra so when I see x/y/z I cant visualize what needs to be done.
The ASS code for Rotation is \fr[<x/y/z>]<degrees>
.. but I look at that and I cant imagine what values are needed in the x/y/z field. I've tried plugging in numbers, I've tried picking x,y, or z... I've even tried a combination like x30 or something. I just want to rotate something like 30 degrees. Sounds easy right? I thought so.... but gawd.
I did search to see if this was mentioned elsewhere, but the only reference was to someone saying that rotation was really cool in SSA. :rolleyes:
Hehe many thanks to those that are kind enough to help.
Sincerely,
Teleri
I've gotten pretty good with SSA, many thanks to those that have helped me out when I've gotten stuck.
Now I'm really stumped though. I was always bad with geometry and algebra so when I see x/y/z I cant visualize what needs to be done.
The ASS code for Rotation is \fr[<x/y/z>]<degrees>
.. but I look at that and I cant imagine what values are needed in the x/y/z field. I've tried plugging in numbers, I've tried picking x,y, or z... I've even tried a combination like x30 or something. I just want to rotate something like 30 degrees. Sounds easy right? I thought so.... but gawd.
I did search to see if this was mentioned elsewhere, but the only reference was to someone saying that rotation was really cool in SSA. :rolleyes:
Hehe many thanks to those that are kind enough to help.
Sincerely,
Teleri