gide0n
I am trying to create my spinner and I'm having a slight problem. The spinner is W=150 H=150 and the clip mask is W=150 H=150. It seems that no matter what I do I get a very slight wobble out of my spinner, and it seems to bob up and down.
The wobble only seems to be on one side of the spinner with other side staying flush indicating no movement. I have checked and rechecked my measurements and all seems to be fine but still the wobble. Any help would be greatly appreciated; below is the code I am using.
<visual type="rotation" source="deck 1 get rotation">
<size width="150" height="150"/>
<pos x="110" y="210"/>
<down x="194" y="1093"/>
<clipmask x="18" y="1092" width="154" height="154" />
<mask x="20" y="1094" />
</visual>
The wobble only seems to be on one side of the spinner with other side staying flush indicating no movement. I have checked and rechecked my measurements and all seems to be fine but still the wobble. Any help would be greatly appreciated; below is the code I am using.
<visual type="rotation" source="deck 1 get rotation">
<size width="150" height="150"/>
<pos x="110" y="210"/>
<down x="194" y="1093"/>
<clipmask x="18" y="1092" width="154" height="154" />
<mask x="20" y="1094" />
</visual>
Posté Tue 25 Jan 11 @ 6:48 pm
killadj4136
Remove the width and height inside the clipmask element. Also remember that dowb is the object that will rotate, clipmask is the track the object will run around, and the mask is the shape of the object
Posté Tue 25 Jan 11 @ 10:27 pm
IamDJChuck
That's correct, also you need to remember the just because the masks and the object are the same size doesn't
Mean it will run seamless they also have to "line up correctly". I find when I have a "wobble" that it's usually a one pixel shift on either the x or the y axis that will solve it. Try experimenting with adding 1 to your clipmask coordinates and see what the effect is.
DjChuck
Mean it will run seamless they also have to "line up correctly". I find when I have a "wobble" that it's usually a one pixel shift on either the x or the y axis that will solve it. Try experimenting with adding 1 to your clipmask coordinates and see what the effect is.
DjChuck
Posté Wed 26 Jan 11 @ 12:16 am
gide0n
Thanks for the info guys, I'll give it another run today and see if I can't straighten it out.
Posté Wed 26 Jan 11 @ 10:02 am