"Easy way" to check if object have not reseted transform

By barigazy · 2013-02-23

Description

Objects that have been scaled or mirrored at the object level, attached also will result in a transform matrix that doesn't have all of its axes at right angles to each other. I looking the way to find out which scene objects have bed transform
and reset their transform.

I don't know is this right way

fn doRXF obj =
(
if obj.transform as string != obj.objectTransform as string do
(
obj.pivot = obj.center
ResetXForm obj
convertToPoly obj -- this is optional
)
)

Comments (8)

eramorse · 2013-05-22

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riomukti21 · 2013-03-07

I found problem of resetter and this post give me a very useful for my problem

Another example

barigazy · 2013-02-23

(
delete objects
b = converttopoly (Box())
polyop.createShape b #{1, 8, 10, 12}
spl = objects[objects.count]
centerpivot spl
select spl
format "tm = %\nobjTM = %\n" (spl.transform) (spl.objecttransform)
)

Anubis · 2013-02-25

if by bed transform you mean the translation part then looks like you have solution ;)

barigazy · 2013-02-25

yep, translation but also scale and rotation. My solution works fine for now:)

Anubis · 2013-02-23

Compare #transform to #objectTransform should always return true.

barigazy · 2013-02-23

Try to affectPivot Only and manualy rotate axis gizmo.
Then check $.transform and $.objecttransform

aha :)

Anubis · 2013-02-25

now i get what you mean ;-)