Ha, yes a bit, but it is still good reference for the future. Your
approach would most likely have been cleaner, as for Colin's expression,
I had to normalize it to fit in a 360 degree slider, as it was giving
full rotations between 0-6.something degrees on the rotation slider.
Unless I was applying it wrong somehow from the get go. Anyways,
appreciate all the great replies. And my little gizmo is working great.
Thanks
-Adam
Dan Ring wrote:
No worries, although I think it was more verbose than what Adam wanted :)
Ha, yes a bit, but it is still good reference for the future. Your
approach would most likely have been cleaner, as for Colin's
expression, I had to normalize it to fit in a 360 degree slider, as it
was giving full rotations between 0-6.something degrees on the
rotation slider. Unless I was applying it wrong somehow from the get
go. Anyways, appreciate all the great replies. And my little gizmo is
working great. Thanks
-Adam
On 09/02/2012 21:21, Shailendra Pandey wrote:
quite interesting discussion. Thanks dan for the detailed explaination
On 2/9/12, Adam Hazard<[email protected]> wrote:
This is the only suggestion I tried, because it seemed the easiest to
implement, and so far it looks like it is working. thank you very much.
-Adam
Colin Alway wrote:
is this what you want ?
inputs:
a 2d pivot point
a 2d reference point
a rotation slider
output:
a 2d point rotating the reference around the pivot
an expression for the destination point would be (pseudo-code):
output.x = pivot.x + (reference.x - pivot.x) * cos( rotation ) -
(reference.y - pivot.y) * sin( rotation )
output.y = pivot.y + (reference.x - pivot.x) * sin( rotation ) +
(reference.y - pivot.y) * cos( rotation )
On 9 February 2012 02:01, Adam Hazard<[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Anyone know how to have a rotation slider control a 2d point
rotating around another 2d point with an expression?
Basically I want to know how the tracker derives rotation from 2
points, but I guess in reverse.
Or a way to hack this together by linking parameters. I haven't
found a solution.
Thanks in advance
-Adam
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