chem-art Posted December 31, 2007 Share Posted December 31, 2007 I have problem with getting normal coordinates offset. I have cube1 and cube2. cube1 position is 10,10,10 and cube2 position is 10,9,10. Cube 2 offset refers to local coordinate system of cube1. If rotation of cube1 is 0,0,0 i get position offset 0,-1,0. But if cube1 rotation is 45,0,0 i get offset 0,-0.7071,+0.7071. The problem is that offsets dont use normal coordinate system, they use local coordiante system of cube1. How do i get offsets on normal coordinate system? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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