Revision as of 16:07, 1 October 2017

Path objects allow you to create a path to be used for animating the position of an object.

Creating a path object

In version 0.3.48 path objects are experimental but they can be used. The process of creating a new path object is still somewhat convoluted:

Select a path object
Click the last point in the list
Press the Enter key
Press the Insert key (space key on Mac OS X) to create a new point after the last point in the list

The animation can be applied to an object using the path command, for example:

activate path MyPath1 resetafter=10

For the object to follow the path correctly the object's position must be the same as the path's origin point.

Object Scripting
Triggers:	Activate • Adone • Bump • Bumpend • Create
Commands:	Animate • Animation • Ambient • Camera • Color • Diffuse • Frame • Framerate • Group • Light • Move • Name • Noise • Normalmap • Opacity • Path • Picture • Rotate • Say • Shear • Scale • Sign • Solid • Sound • Specular • Specularmap • Teleport • Teleportx • Teleportxyz • Texture • Url • Visible • Web

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 # Press the button labeled ''>''
 # Press the insert key (space key on Mac OS X) to create the first point
+= Adding existing points onto path objects =
+# Select a path object
+# Click the last point in the list
+# Press the Enter key
+# Press the Insert key (space key on Mac OS X) to create a new point after the last point in the list
 = Applying the path to an object =
 The animation can be applied to an object using the [[path]] command, for example: