SetPosition
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Set an object to a given position. | Set an object to a given position. | ||
| − | Example 1 : This script will move an object to another object. | + | {{lua-function-param|object|object to operate on}} |
| − | getPosition is used to determinate the first object (the target) position. | + | {{lua-function-param|vector|vector}} |
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| + | '''Example 1:''' This script will move an object to another object. <code>getPosition</code> is used to determinate the first object (the target) position. | ||
object = getObject("object") | object = getObject("object") | ||
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[[Category:Lua scripting]] | [[Category:Lua scripting]] | ||
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| + | [[Category:Transformation]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:18, 9 February 2014
setPosition(object, vector)
Set an object to a given position.
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object: object to operate on -
vector: vector
Example 1: This script will move an object to another object. getPosition is used to determinate the first object (the target) position.
object = getObject("object")
object2 = getObject("object2")
-- Scene update
function onSceneUpdate()
objectpos = getPosition(object)
if isKeyPressed("SPACE") then setPosition(object2, {objectpos[1], objectpos[2], objectpos[3]}) end
end
