Hi!
I want to rotate my MTSInstance named Dummy_AigSecondes on Y axe, so i write this code

<MTSTimeElem Type="Keyframe" Name="Tourne_Seconde" On="1" Clamp="0">
<Target Name="MTSInstance.Dummy_AigSecondes" Property="rot_" Timeline="secondes_Rot_0"/>
<Time> 0 60 </Time>
<Timeline Name="secondes_Rot_0" Type="3D"> * +[0 -360 0] </Timeline>
</MTSTimeElem>

The initial position of Dummy_AigSecondes is [0 90 0].
However, the MTSTimeElem put [0 0 0] and next start the event
Where is the problem ?

Sorry for my poor english

Hi Bud !!

I would like to see the whole MTX file code before commenting on this.
Can you mail it to anu_mmx@hotmail.com


Cheers,

Anup

Thanks,
i've just sent you the mxt file

Hi Bud !!

Had a look at the MTX file. Following is your instance code.

<MTSInstance Name="Dummy_AigSecondes" >
	<Transform>
		<Scale x="2.2868"  y="2.2868"  z="2.2868" />
		<Rotate x="0"  y="0"  z="0" />
		<Position x="1.3363"  y="22.6844"  z="0.6939" />
	</Transform>

You can see the rotate tag. It shows that the initial rotation value of the instance is not [0 90 0]. Its [0 0 0].

Hope this helps.


Cheers,

Anup

Hi!

i do the rotation with javascript function on initialize file.
i do this action:

var tourne_secondes = '0 -90 0';
vmp.SetProperty('MTSInstance.Dummy_AigSecondes', 'rot_', tourne_secondes, 'mts_pnt3d');

Even if i use or not the Rotation tag you found, the problem is the same, the rotation start at 0

Hi !!

Sent a mail. Chk it out.


Cheers,

Anup

Thanks for your help.

Using vmp.TriggerAnim('') was the solution to start at the selected position (0 -90 0), until of starting it on mtx file

Thanks again.