> Pablo, you can either set the matrix attribute (if you have the right matrix > values), or perform first a look_at (e.g. on the X axis), and then perform a > rotation in order to set the Y and Z axis as needed, e.g. if you want Z to > point to idealZ, perform a rotation around the cross product of currentZ and > idealZ, with an angle being the angle between currentZ and idealZ. This is > what I usually do when I am in a situation like you. > > Jiba > Thanks, Jiba, that will sure do it. I somehow assumed that look_at would use that algorithm, and then a sequence of look_at followed by look_at_x would do the trick. By the way, congratulations for your nice work. Pablo
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