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3D model grows up on the ground #397021 03/13/12 17:05 03/13/12 17:05
Joined: Jan 2012 Posts: 39 B BySharDe OP Newbie
BySharDe OP Newbie B Joined: Jan 2012 Posts: 39	I have a 3d model(a spelling word like "Acknex") and want it coming out little by little, like a line of grass growing up on the ground. I have thought a lot and have no idea. Anyone get it?

Re: 3D model grows up on the ground [Re: BySharDe] #397029 03/13/12 18:36 03/13/12 18:36
Joined: Sep 2009 Posts: 987 Budapest Aku_Aku User
Aku_Aku User Joined: Sep 2009 Posts: 987 Budapest	Assumed your model is under the ground exactly. Code: for(i=0;i<your_model.max_z;i++) { your_model.z++; wait(-0.4); } Not tested. Last edited by Aku_Aku; 03/13/12 18:37.

Re: 3D model grows up on the ground [Re: Aku_Aku] #397030 03/13/12 18:39 03/13/12 18:39
Joined: Feb 2005 Posts: 3,687 Hessen, Germany T Tempelbauer Expert
Tempelbauer Expert T Joined: Feb 2005 Posts: 3,687 Hessen, Germany	additionaly you could play with the scale_x/y/z-parameters (lets say, starting with the half size and grow to the full size) Best Regards Tempelbauer HorusIDE - Advanced Lite-C Editor MentalMath

Re: 3D model grows up on the ground [Re: Tempelbauer] #397077 03/14/12 09:10 03/14/12 09:10
Joined: Jan 2012 Posts: 39 B BySharDe OP Newbie
BySharDe OP Newbie B Joined: Jan 2012 Posts: 39	Yes, scale_x/y/z is helpful. obj.z is not suitable at this case.

Re: 3D model grows up on the ground [Re: BySharDe] #397085 03/14/12 13:07 03/14/12 13:07
Joined: Oct 2005 Posts: 4,771 Bay City, MI lostclimate Expert
lostclimate Expert Joined: Oct 2005 Posts: 4,771 Bay City, MI	put the origin of the model at the bottom of the model in the center. change the scale_'s to 0. increment them slowly to 1.0. tada.