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copy-past coordinates

By pit3ds · 2011-03-18

Description

would ask to write script

Select mod

step 1  http://pix.academ.org/img/2011/03/18/7a389432e3b7fee0da33cf2f5168f1c9.jpg

step 2 http://pix.academ.org/img/2011/03/18/319b6a7a30c9f44d5e4905d471ad4284.jpg

step 3 http://pix.academ.org/img/2011/03/18/d04eab315b002a03f0082831395a5819.jpg

step 1-select text "copy", nex click rotate  (repainted in yellow)

step 2- select text  "past"

step 3-click rotate(past rotation(x,y,z))

Move mod

step 1 http://pix.academ.org/img/2011/03/18/44f0924d66e637c63ca2d4bda219141b.jpg

step 2 http://pix.academ.org/img/2011/03/18/237dc5067cc660fdd9716b357f377c10.jpg

 

Comments (4)

pit3ds · 2011-03-19

convenience is that you can combine the rotation, scaling, moving. For example in the 4 clicks to copy the movement and rotation of the object to another object. Or 4 clicks to copy the coordinates of only two axes. And if many objects and they must be arranged in such a manner that they differed by one criterion first and then for the rest. I understand that this is all done not so difficult and the usual methods but still decided to ask for convenience
ps sorry for my english

Swordslayer · 2011-03-20

There's nothing more straightforward than the align dialog itself. You can either tick all the axes to copy position or tick only the Align Orientation X,Y or Z or all of them to copy rotation and the same goes for the scale. You can tick all the nine checkboxes or just one of them. Give it a try, two clicks extra to uncheck what you don't want to copy doesn't seem like a huge overkill to me.

Swordslayer · 2011-03-19

Well, you don't actually need script for that, Align function already does all of this.

align

fajar · 2011-03-18

you could try my miscbox script, u can find it here....