Babylon.js Playground URL.
I have 2 meshes (childMesh and parentMesh).
The childMesh is dependent on parentMesh, so when the parentMesh is rotating, childMesh is also rotating.
By the way, the parentMesh is not rotating as I expected even though childMesh is working.
For example, given these parameters, the parentMesh is rotating in a wrong way.
angle = “-720”, x = “0”, y = “0”, z = “1” (// This means that it should rotate 720 degrees in Z axis).
But, with same arguments, it’s working properly in Three.js.
Do I need to know something more about rotation in Babylon.js?
Rotation using Babylon.js
Rotation using Three.js
I am seeing a lot of operations and computations in your playground. Can you simplify the PG to the bare minimum ?
Hi @babylon!
Have you tried sequencing the animation using the The Animation Curve Editor (ACE)?
It is very easy to use, and with a few lines of code you can run your animation, as well as control the speed, loop, when it ends…
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Notice that your parent.parent node is “root”. That is hte GLTF thingy which is scaled and rotated.
Hello @Joe_Kerr
Thanks for your reply.
By the way, where can I find the snippet “C0FCME#1” ?
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Hi @babylon!
- Open the Inspector Panel
- Click the Picking button
- Click on the object
- Click Edit in Animations Tab
If the Animation Panel appears empty, close the panel, select another object on the scene, click again on your object and click Edit again
@DRLeria ,
Thank you for your kind reply.
Let me try again now.
But, still I can’t find any item or resource named “C0FCME#1” even though you applied it in your code.
How can I find it?
let animations = await BABYLON.Animation.CreateFromSnippetAsync(‘C0FCME#1’);
For everyone, I found the solution for this problem.
For your information, here is the solution link.
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