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- Jabutosama
- - Joined 26 Dec, 2013
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- 8 Apr, 2014
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i need explanation for how next event should work:

There is gauge, with dipstick on middle on it, like car's speedometer. Well, this won't work like car one's.

I need event/fuction/etc, that makes on click dipstick go full 360 degrees spin in X seconds, where X is variable i want.

For example, like if X is 1, dipstick goes full 360 degrees spin in one second.
- Colludium
- - Joined 26 Aug, 2013
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- 8 Apr, 2014
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Try this:

Let's assume you want to rotate an object "Stick".

Give Stick a boolean: Stick.Rotating and set it to false.

Declare variable Stick.Rot_Time = x (where x is the time you want the stick to take to rotate 360 degrees).

Declare Stick.Start_Angle = Stick.Angle (the starting angle, in case it's not zero).

Then, when you want to rotate the Stick, set Stick.Rotating = True and use the following code:
If Stick.Rotating = True:

Trigger once: Set Stick.Start_Angle to Stick_Angle

Set Stick.Angle to Stick.Angle + (360 * dt / Stick.Rot_Time) -- this will rotate clockwise, use a minus to rotate anti-clockwise

If Stick.Angle is within 2 degrees of Stick.Start_angle -- this stops the stick at 1 rotation**

> Set Stick.Rotating to False

> Set Stick.Angle to Stick.Start_Angle[/code:3ddx4l2r]

** It won't work if you want it to rotate in less than 1.5 seconds because that is 4 degrees per tick at 60 fps. If the rotation rate is any faster and/or the framerate drops then it could miss this check window and carry on spinning. If that happens, just use a wider window...

An alternative would be to have a look at the plugins - you could use Rex's Rotate To plugin for this as well.
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- Jabutosama
- - Joined 26 Dec, 2013
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- 10 Apr, 2014
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thank you.
- Colludium
- - Joined 26 Aug, 2013
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Jabutosama, I just had a thought - a tidier way of managing which direction to rotate would be to leave the code as is and just use negative time values for Stick.Rot_Time if you want the Stick to rotate in an anti-clockwise direction. Can't believe I didn't think of that first go!