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Mathieu Basiat

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  1. Bora Bora, before and after Windlight. http://slurl.com/secondlife/Bora%20Bora/128/128/20/﻿﻿
  2. There, put up a before and after pic. Yes, all regions are windlight enabled, but I'd like to see ones that are BEAUTIFUL and that people can visit to actually see the sim owners changes, and get a nice list going.
  3. Sim owners, I want to see all the cool Windlight enhanced regions that are out there. Please post if you have one or have seen one. Here's mine, with custom water normal maps and sky: Bora Bora http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Bora%20Bora%20Isles/88/226/21﻿
  4. Yes, the initial rotation being zero makes sense as you are multiplying that by the rezzed objects rotation to get the final rotation, so if the initial rot is zero, the values for the rezzed objects are valid for that rotation. Thanks, all!
  5. Sorry about the vague generalization as to where a wanted the rezzed prim to face. The idea was the have the point face away from the rezzer, and 45 degrees up. While your code for 270 degrees away worked, inputting any variation to the angle did not, and in fact, rotated everything 90 degrees again. The example I gave above was actually just a test, in the real object I am rezzing 5 things at non-90 degree angles. Rez a cube. Go into local mode and paint the bottom x red ( the side the arrow is facing away from) Rez a cone. Move the cone so that the base is aligned with the middle of the red face of the cube, and is still pointing upwards. Move the cone away from the cube and rotate it 45 degrees towards the horizon. Here is a shot of how it may look: Now, copy the cone into inventory, rename it "Cone", and drag it into the cube. Add a script the the cube: default{ state_entry() { } touch_start(integer total_number) { llRezAtRoot(llGetInventoryName(INVENTORY_OBJECT,0),llGetPos()+<-2.0,0.0,1.0>*llGetRot(),ZERO_VECTOR,llEuler2Rot(<315,0,270>*DEG_TO_RAD)*llGetRot(),0); }} Now touch the cube, rotate it 90 degrees and touch it again. The cone is rotated 90 degrees from where it should be. If anyone is still having trouble visualizing it, I would be happy to send you an in-game example. Here is the end result after 3 rotations/rezzes: There is a problem similar to this with other games that use Quats: http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=Quaternions+90+degrees+off﻿ but honestly I am sure it is something that I am doing
  6. I'm having issues rezzing an object, in that it always rezzes 90 degree away from where i want it. the rez code is: llRezAtRoot("Cone", llGetPos() + (<-2,0,1 > * llGetRot()), ZERO_VECTOR,(llEuler2Rot(<315,0,270> * DEG_TO_RAD) * llGetRot()), 0); The cone is just a cone set to 0,0,0 rotation, with the rotation set in the rez script it should be pointing away from the cub, not parallel anyone run into this problem? driving me batty!
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