Rotation localTransform problem [SOLVED]

[rasq]

why do you change from global to local space in the first place, what is your goal.

your rotation issue is easily explained. curAngleX will cause problems in local space - my understanding is this: in local space, the rotation is reset after each frame. so after one bit of rotation per frame, your object will have a rotation of 0,0,0 in local space. curAngleX is computed by math.interpolate ( this.nCurAngleX ( ), this.nDstAngleX ( ), 10 * dt ) while nDstAngleX is compused of this.nDstAngleX ( this.nDstAngleX ( ) - nDeltaX * 90 ) , nDeltaX being the value your onMouseMove handler sends object.sendEvent ( application.getCurrentUserActiveCamera ( ), "OSVCamera", "onRotateBy", nDeltaX, nDeltaY ). in other words, this.nDstAngleX ( ) - nDeltaX * 90 assumes a global inertial system and will deliver an abolute angle value, a value that can never be reached in a local system because the coordinate system will get reset after every frame.

then, what i can do to correct compute this angle???

[broozar]

leave it in global space, where it belongs.

[rasq]

Then, what I can do to achive my goal??

[broozar]

http://www.stonetrip.com/developer/forum/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=21892#p27538

[rasq]

Somthing like this:

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local obiekt = this.getObject ( )
   
    local Ex, Ey, Ez = object.getTranslation ( this.getObject ( ), object.kGlobalSpace )   
    object.lookAt ( obiekt, Ex, Ey, Ez , object.kGlobalSpace, 0.2 )
     
     
    local hCam = application.getCurrentUserActiveCamera ( )
    if ( hCam )
    then   
        object.rotateAround ( obiekt, 0, -2, 2, 0, application.getLastFrameTime ( )*20, 0, object.kLocalSpace )
    end

?

[broozar]

i thought you wanted your cam to look at 0,0,0 all the time, not the position it (this. is your cam?) is currently at.
your camera rotation does not take the mouse into consideration, plus you are trying to rotate in local space again around a fixed point... do you understand your own code? looks c&p from the docs to me with some changes that rather break the stuff.

really, have a look at the fps example, how they rotate the cam there. it will be much easier for you than stabbing in the dark.

and no, i will not write code for you. you will figure it out, it is not too complicated.

[rasq]

Thx, for Your help.

My error was, camera rotate all time.

This work fine for me (and some minor changes on place where anle is compute):

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    local hScene = application.getCurrentUserScene ( )   
    local hObject = scene.getTaggedObject ( hScene, "myObject" )

   

    if ( hObject ~= nil )
    then
            object.setRotation      ( hObject, 0, curAngleX, 0, object.kGlobalSpace )
            object.rotate           ( hObject, curAngleY, 0, 0, object.kLocalSpace )
    end