BehaviourRotate

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Object Hierarchy:

Description:

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Properties:

• public double angle_end { set; get; }
  The final angle to where the rotation should end.
• public double angle_start { set; get; }
  The initial angle from whence the rotation should start.
• public RotateAxis axis { set; get; }
  The axis of rotation.
• public int center_x { set; get; }
  The x center of rotation.
• public int center_y { set; get; }
  The y center of rotation.
• public int center_z { set; get; }
  The z center of rotation.
• public RotateDirection direction { set; get; }
  The direction of the rotation.

Creation methods:

• public BehaviourRotate (Alpha? alpha, RotateAxis axis, RotateDirection direction, double angle_start, double angle_end)
  Creates a new BehaviourRotate. This behaviour will rotate actors bound to it on axis, following direction, between angle_start and angle_end. Angles >= 360 degrees will be clamped to the canonical interval <0, 360), if angle_start == angle_end, the behaviour will carry out a single rotation of 360 degrees.

Methods:

• public RotateAxis get_axis ()
  Retrieves the RotateAxis used by the rotate behaviour.
• public void get_bounds (out double angle_start, out double angle_end)
  Retrieves the rotation boundaries of the rotate behaviour.
• public void get_center (out int x, out int y, out int z)
  Retrieves the center of rotation set using set_center.
• public RotateDirection get_direction ()
  Retrieves the RotateDirection used by the rotate behaviour.
• public void set_axis (RotateAxis axis)
  Sets the axis used by the rotate behaviour.
• public void set_bounds (double angle_start, double angle_end)
  Sets the initial and final angles of a rotation behaviour; angles >= 360 degrees get clamped to the canonical interval <0, 360).
• public void set_center (int x, int y, int z)
  Sets the center of rotation. The coordinates are relative to the plane normal to the rotation axis set with set_axis.
• public void set_direction (RotateDirection direction)
  Sets the rotation direction used by the rotate behaviour.