I have spent some time looking at ldcad examples trying to catch up the current implementation. And I have some questions.
- you want to preserve order of elements within a group. Why?
- I am confused by an idea that one element belongs to more than one group, but I understand that one group can be nested within other (like in my example with animation groups 1,2,3). If this is different, could you share/describe animation example based on some existing model for me to catch this idea?
- ... and what is GID
Small off-topic:
I have a feeling that writing animation in lua scripts by defining position matrices mades this functionality available only to small group of individuals feeling comfortable with university-level algebra and programming. Wouldn't it be better in lua to write something like:
ldc.setAngle( 'steering_wheel', 30 /*deg*/);
ldc.setShift( 'steering_plate', 15 /*mm*/);
?
Regards,
Jakub Trznadel
- you want to preserve order of elements within a group. Why?
- I am confused by an idea that one element belongs to more than one group, but I understand that one group can be nested within other (like in my example with animation groups 1,2,3). If this is different, could you share/describe animation example based on some existing model for me to catch this idea?
- ... and what is GID
Small off-topic:
I have a feeling that writing animation in lua scripts by defining position matrices mades this functionality available only to small group of individuals feeling comfortable with university-level algebra and programming. Wouldn't it be better in lua to write something like:
ldc.setAngle( 'steering_wheel', 30 /*deg*/);
ldc.setShift( 'steering_plate', 15 /*mm*/);
?
Regards,
Jakub Trznadel