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Hi Jeff,
Thanks, I managed to specify the pit area. However, whenever I press to lower it this happens (see attached picture). I have been trying to find in the code something indicative of the final lowering point but am unable to find it. Any advice? |
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The floor's local coordinate system does not match Vizard's. You can highlight the floor in Inspector and activate translation to see how it's axes are oriented. The following code works to drop/raise the floor:
Code:
import viz
import vizact
viz.go()
room = viz.addChild('room.osgb')
floor = room.getTransform('floor')
def dropFloor():
floor.setPosition([0,0,0.4],viz.REL_LOCAL)
def raiseFloor():
floor.setPosition([0,0,-0.4],viz.REL_LOCAL)
vizact.onkeydown('1', dropFloor)
vizact.onkeydown('2', raiseFloor)
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