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    • thomthomT Offline
      thomthom
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      I don't have a full grasp of transformations. Yet. I do seem to get my way around - but I'm not sure if I'm doing it right.

      If you have a group or component sitting oriented around ORIGIN in the ground. How would you transform it to make it sit on the plane of an arbitrary face?

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      • thomthomT Offline
        thomthom
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        Well, Thomas, it's rather quite easy if you just read the freakin' manual.
        Geom::Transformation.new(origin, zaxis)

        Nothing to see here... 😳

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          xrok1
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          well instead of making this thread a total waste πŸ˜† can anyone tell me if there is a way, when working inside a component, to use that components axis for inferencing instead of the world axis. in most 3D progs you have a selection button (world, object, screen)... to tell the prog which axis you want to use. sorry this is an SU question not a ruby question. 😳 although it may be a script request too. πŸ’­

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            thomthom
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            Not something you can make changes to existing tools. But when creating your own tool it should be possible.

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