so, i have entities... some of them first, turned with
you.roll = -90;
and then with
ang_rotate(you.pan,vector(CubeArr1AnlgeLand[i*max_cells + j],0,0));

how can i save second(pan) rotation?
if i just save with
CubeArr1AnlgeLand[you.sSideI*max_cells + you.sSideJ] = you.pan;
it saves not 90(for example), but -135 (looking like because of roll)

actually, i can save in 3 arrays new pan,tilt,roll... but i'm looking for more simple way

Its not very clear to me what you want, AFTER your second post anyway...

But seeing as your only using the PAN of the ang_rotate, cant you save JUST
that value (CubeArr1AnlgeLand[i*max_cells + j]) into a ent-skill, that way it
wont be affected by the objects initial pan/tilt/roll values........
That seems too simple, I must be missing what you mean.

Okay, i'd try to describe it more totaly.
1) So, i have entity.
2) I rotate its roll(new roll is -90)..
3) Then i ang_rotate it in pan, by 90.
4) So new roll isn't -90 and new pan isn't 90, beacuse i rotate it around 2 axes.
5) And, when i apply you.pan, i get pan not 90 (like in step 3), but -135

Myabe i need to rotate vector with roll(2 step) and then, with the help of it, i would be able to get pan.




I'd try to describe idea generaly: imagine that i have a cube.


I use 1 model for every side. For "Up"(1) side i create entity and rotate its pan as i wish(red arrow).
For "Left" plane(2), i make model's roll =-90 and then, i rotate its pan(red arrow again).
For "Forwrad" plane(3), i make models tilt = 90 and then i rotate its pan.

But, in the 2 and 3 case, if i want to return model's pan, it wouldnt get its pan, beacuse i rotate it along 2 axes...

Damned... You're absoulutely right... If i'd use skills, it would be really THE SIMPLEST way :))))

I tried to deal with vectors rotation so much, that i missed really simple way.
EvilSOB, if you'd live in Kiev, i'd bought you a lot of beer

Just wanted to let you know it would be pointless to try rotating on several axes one by one. That will cause a so called "gimbal lock". Even NASA hasn't found a solution for the gimbal lock in their flight simulators yet if they use one by one axis oriented rotation! So it's not really worth trying.
So I recommend to try finding a solution which doesn't involve one by one rotation on every axis. No matter what the problem is.

greetings
KDuke

KDuke, thanks, i'd heard about that "gimbal lock"... and i(its corrected to say, EvilSOB) found another solution

Thank you, guys