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* anchor
 
* anchor
** '''Usage:''' <rotate anchor="3.0, 1.0, 2.0"> ... </rotate>.
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** '''Usage:''' <rotate amount="90"> ... </rotate>.
 
** The ''anchor'' attribute specifies the location point that the objects are going to be rotated around.
 
** The ''anchor'' attribute specifies the location point that the objects are going to be rotated around.
 
** This attribute is optional and defaults to the origin point {0.0, 0.0, 0.0}.
 
** This attribute is optional and defaults to the origin point {0.0, 0.0, 0.0}.
 
* factor
 
* factor
** '''Usage:''' <rotate factor="75.0"> ... </scale>.
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** '''Usage:''' <rotate amount="90"> ... </scale>.
 
** The ''factor'' attribute specifies the rotational mount (in degrees) that the object is going to be rotated.
 
** The ''factor'' attribute specifies the rotational mount (in degrees) that the object is going to be rotated.
 
** This attribute is mandatory.
 
** This attribute is mandatory.

Revision as of 11:50, 16 March 2007

Rotate Tag Reference

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Introduction

The Rotate Tag is a way of rotating multiple objects around a single point by a certain amount of degrees. Any Tags that are written within it are rotated by an amount specified by the Rotate Tag. The Rotate Tag generates a rotation matrix internally and applies it to all the encompassed objects.

Tag Attributes

  • anchor
    • Usage: <rotate amount="90"> ... </rotate>.
    • The anchor attribute specifies the location point that the objects are going to be rotated around.
    • This attribute is optional and defaults to the origin point {0.0, 0.0, 0.0}.
  • factor
    • Usage: <rotate amount="90"> ... </scale>.
    • The factor attribute specifies the rotational mount (in degrees) that the object is going to be rotated.
    • This attribute is mandatory.

Syntax

<canvas>
 <rotate anchor="3.0, 1.0, 2.0" factor="45.0">
  <cube name="mycube" position="1.0, 2.0, 3.0" />
  <sphere name="mysphere" position="30.0, 10.0, 5.0" />
 </rotate>
</canvas>

References

  • None.