[Bf-python] dRot (creating IPO)

[Carlos López]

Hi, Paolo and all. I'm soory for the late, too...
'Delta' functions let you create aditive motions for fixed positions. Try this tutorial:

1-Make a square
2- Give a rotation IPO, for instance: Rz=0º in frame 1, Rz=45º in frame 10.
3- Duplicate with ALT+D, and move the new plane.
4- Make the IPO a single user
5- Copy the Rot curves, remove them and paste them as dRotX, dRotY, dRotZ

The animation shows the same motion. Now, rotate both planes by hand. Animate again ... :) The new object starts the motion with the new rotation.

I hope me to have explained ok... 

Klópes

>Subject: Re: [Bf-python] creating IPO
>   From: guignot <guignot at wanadoo.fr>
>   Date: Tue, 25 May 2004 20:52:09 +0000
>     To: bf-python at blender.org
>
>Hi Paolo,
>Sorry too to answer so late...
>
>a) concerning the dRotX / DRotX thing. Stupid typo. I fix it right now.
>
>b) Documentation of the API. I completely forgot to update it... I fix it too 
>this evening.
>
>c) Concerning the difference between RotX and dRotX, I'm sorry, but I dunno.
>I tried to give the more complete access to IPO objects, but I don't really 
>understand all these subtilities... If Willian's explanations are not 
>accurate enough, I think you could find some help on IRC, server 
>irc.freenode.net, channel #blenderchat
>
>Thanks for testing so thoroughly  ;-)
>
>
>
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