World axis rotation.

Krux1 · Aug 21, 2016

THANK YOU DEVS!! i was literally going to suggest something like this and you implemented it before i even could! thank you! making our lives easier, one line of code at a time

DreamMaster · Aug 21, 2016

I'm not sure the feature you're talking about. Could you elaborate?

Abletudu · Aug 21, 2016

I think he is referring to the two types of 3 axis rotation:

Relative to object and relative to world

Palaber1984 · Aug 21, 2016

jhouston · Aug 21, 2016

So usually on advanced movement we got to move objects on the three axis to the local object. This sometimes got confusing if you rotated the object as you could no longer push the object exactly horizontal or vertical. Now as well as this local axis rotation you can now have the world axis rotation which allows you to move the object in relation to the world (horizontal and vertical) even if you have rotated the object. I hope this helped explain it!

Palaber1984 · Aug 21, 2016

jhouston said:
So usually on advanced movement we got to move objects on the three axis to the local object. This sometimes got confusing if you rotated the object as you could no longer push the object exactly horizontal or vertical. Now as well as this local axis rotation you can now have the world axis rotation which allows you to move the object in relation to the world (horizontal and vertical) even if you have rotated the object. I hope this helped explain it!

I understand! Thats good!

coencoensmeets · Aug 21, 2016

jhouston said:
So usually on advanced movement we got to move objects on the three axis to the local object. This sometimes got confusing if you rotated the object as you could no longer push the object exactly horizontal or vertical. Now as well as this local axis rotation you can now have the world axis rotation which allows you to move the object in relation to the world (horizontal and vertical) even if you have rotated the object. I hope this helped explain it!

Wow I didn't look at it this way, but I know how annoying the old advanced movement was!

AntiSaint72 · Aug 21, 2016

I brought this up a couple of months ago and no one replied - I'm so glad it was implemented (whether it was from my post or not!)