MGED CMD orot

[edit] orot

Contents 1 orot 1.1 Syntax 1.2 Argument(s) 1.3 Return Value(s) 1.4 Description 1.5 Example(s) 1.6 See Also

[edit] Syntax

orot [-i] xdeg ydeg zdeg

[edit] Argument(s)

[-i]

Optional. Intrepret values given as increments

xdeg

Rotational value about the X axis.

ydeg

Rotational value about the Y axis.

zdeg

Rotational value about the Z axis.

[edit] Return Value(s)

No Return Values for this command.

[edit] Description

The "orot" command performs a rotation of an object during matrix edit. The rotation is performed, in order: xdeg about the x axis, then ydeg about the y axis, and finally zdeg about the z axis. If the -i flag is given, then the angles are interpreted as increments to the last object rotation. The rotobj command is a synonym for orot.

[edit] Example(s)

mged> orot 0 0 35

Rotate currently edited object by 35˚ about the Z-axis from the original orientation

[edit] See Also

rotobj

oscale

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