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I have this sample 3ds file with 4 objects:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/178438/teste.3ds How can I see the relative coordinates of these objects? From this: def update(a): p = viz.pick(info=True) print p.object.getPosition(viz.ABS_GLOBAL) viz.callback(viz.UPDATE_EVENT, update) I always see [0,0,0] using viz.REL_GLOBAL I see the same. |
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If you open up that model in Inspector and click on each of the sub-parts you'll see that the selection origin does not change. Each sub-part must have it's own transform to return a different position. Take a look at the video tutorial in the Hierarchical Models article. That shows an example of setting up the hierarchy in Max and getting the absolute positions of sub-parts in Vizard.
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