Converting Polar coordinates in Euler Angles

Submitted by Any on Fri, 2013-05-10 06:23

Imagine you have scene, sun arising.

In center we have a rotation point ($PointRotate01) with [0,0,0] coordinate, and light ($Omni01) with [50,0,0] coordinate.

And $Omni01.parent = $PointRotate01

The light roll about world center, like the sun.

As issue we have array ARISE ANGLES.
arrayArise=#(0,1,2,…… 90)

I want make animation sun arising, use only ARISE ANGLES. In 0 frame, I have 0 degrees arise angel,
in 1 frame I have 1 degrees arise angel, ….., and so on.

I tray use Euler Angles.
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for t=0 to animationRange.end do
(
sliderTime=t
at time t
rot_sun=eulerangles 0 t 0
animate on
(
rotate $Point01 rot_sun
)
)
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Or
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for t=0 to animationRange.end do
(
sliderTime=t
at time t
default=eulerangles 0 0 0
rot_sun=eulerangles 0 t 0
animate on
(
rotate $Point01 default
rotate $Point01 rot_sun
)
)
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…. And getting strange result.

Help me ……

General Scripting

Comments

Submitted by barigazy on Fri, 2013-05-10 07:42.

how about this

delete objects
prt = Point name:"PointRotate" axistripod:on cross:off size:10
lght = Omnilight name:"Sun" pos:[50,0,0] parent:prt
prt[3][2][2].track = float_script ()
prt[3][2][2].track.script = "-(degtorad F)"
max time play

bga

Submitted by Any on Fri, 2013-05-10 09:12.

One more question

If I have rotation point prt on X and Z axis simultaneously, how will bee find next part your script?

prt[3][2][2].track = float_script ()
prt[3][2][2].track.script = "-(degtorad F)"

Submitted by barigazy on Fri, 2013-05-10 09:24.

reference in mxs help

http://docs.autodesk.com/3DSMAX/15/ENU/3ds-Max-Help/index.html?url=files...

"prt[3][2][2].track" is the shorter version of "prt.rotation.controller.Y_Rotation.controller"

bga

Submitted by barigazy on Fri, 2013-05-10 09:30.

:)

It's simple just use instanced float script in both Y and Z track ei.controller

delete objects
prt = Point name:"PointRotate" axistripod:on cross:off size:10
lght = Omnilight name:"Sun" pos:[50,0,0] parent:prt
prt[3][2][2].track = prt[3][2][3].track = float_script ()
-- now both track use same float script and you need to assigne expression in one controller
prt[3][2][2].track.script = "-(degtorad F)"
max time play

bga

Submitted by Any on Fri, 2013-05-10 08:58.

Barigazy, glad to listen you

Can you explain me
'prt[3][2][2].track = float_script ()'
expression?

Is this prt[3][2][2].track some matrix?

Send me referense on MaxScript Help topic, one more time, please...
Andrey

Submitted by Any on Fri, 2013-05-10 09:59.

One more....

Your variant is good when FRAME in animation = Degree
If I have the angels array AngelsArray=#(15, 26, 35, 15.7,....60) and in ferst key of animation, rotation must be AngelsArray[1], in
second key AngelsArray[2], and so on?????????

Submitted by barigazy on Fri, 2013-05-10 11:25.

...

are you need method with script controller or method with animation keys?

bga

Submitted by barigazy on Fri, 2013-05-10 11:37.

method with animation keys

delete objects
angleArr = #(15,20,5,18,23,56,78,90,65,32,11,41)
prt = Point name:"PointRotate" axistripod:on cross:off size:10
lght = Omnilight name:"Sun" pos:[50,0,0] parent:prt
for t = 0 to angleArr.count-1 do
(
	with animate on at time t
	(
                -- rotate about Y axis
		prt[3][2][2].value = angleArr[t+1]
	)
)

bga

Submitted by Any on Fri, 2013-05-10 21:58.

Barigazy, You ara RIGHT again.

Thak you vary mutch....

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