@sdmitch said:
So you want to place a copy of the component at each xyz and rotate it by the given roll, pitch and yaw. But shouldn't the x, y, and z axes be determined by the heading at each point and not axes of the model?
Yes, it goes from then end of one line made to the other end and that is the general line of travel on the x,y,z position. Which locate the position of the action. However, the pitch, yaw, and roll (rotations) are the orientation of the model at that location. And along the line of travel. as to the question of timing that is done by delaying the action at a particular point like at the line end through duplication of that particular key component placed there.
This is an example of what i am trying to do:
Numbers are in feet, x,y,z where x is direction of travel, y is left/right, z is up/down.
START: 0,0,0,1
LIFTOFF: 0,0,8 over the course of 4 seconds.
PAUSE: for 5 seconds.
fly : 150,0,0 over the course of 10 seconds
:turning to look back at primary model as it travels to next point.
PAUSE: for 5 seconds action
ROTATE LEFT: 90 degrees over the course of 5 seconds.
go to: 400,0,0 over the course of 20 seconds.
PAUSE: for 5 seconds
ROTATE LEFT 90 degrees over the course of 5 seconds.
Gos to 150,0,0 over the course of 10 seconds
action :Barrel roll along travel path then rights it self at end of travel line.
PAUSE: for 5 seconds.
ROTATE LEFT: 90 degrees over the course of 5 seconds.
HEAD TOWARD PORT DOORS: 400,0,0 over the course of 40 seconds.
PAUSE: for 5 seconds.
ROTATE LEFT: 90 degrees over the course of 5 seconds.
LAND: 0,0,-8,
and rotates on x axis to original position