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Just an idea from a noob. You may need calculate a transform with Quaternion.Inverse and the item's original rotation to get a proper offset. If I remember right, multiplying by the inverse will give you your relative transform. I'm sure someone who actually has practice with this stuff could give a clean example.
Apr 28, 2009 - The correct solution is to add the timezone info e.g., to get the current time as an aware datetime object in Python 3: from datetime import. Hi, In 3ds max, the object-offset transformation represents a separate position, rotation and scale orientation of the geometry of the object independent of the node. And any script can't handle more than one objects at once, therefore you. Seem to change the Offsets on the texture UVs on the linked objects.
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(My multiplication order is probably flipped too lol) You could also Lerp the rotation based on Vector3.Distance between the target position and current position. So the closer it gets to the target position the higher the lerp 'step' on rotation.
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Which should give it a smooth rotation that gets faster as it approaches center. Float bufferZone = 100F; float minSpeed = 0.001F; float maxSpeed = 0.1F; float deltaDist = Vector3.Distance(heldObject.transform.position,mainCamera.transform.forward. distance); float step = MathF.Clamp(bufferZone/deltaDist,minSpeed,maxSpeed); heldObject.transform.rotation = Quaternion.Lerp (heldObject.transform.rotation, mainCamera.transform.rotation, step).