I was surprised this didn’t work:
How can I convert the unit vector to the “line” that the axis input wants?
EDIT: Guess this is it…
I was surprised this didn’t work:
How can I convert the unit vector to the “line” that the axis input wants?
EDIT: Guess this is it…
Yepo… Something like this.
unit.gh (11.4 KB)
Btw it is good to mark a solution when you get it…
You were too fast, because I was about to delete this topic.
Since you initially just posted basically my question with different wording back to me, I went and found the answer myself. But I looked in your file now, and holy shit. Thanks.
Don´t delete topics. It is good that they stay, because people tend to search on the forum before they post a question. This prevents the same topics apearing over and over again.
Huh… this tripped me up today again, and my own previous thread was a suggestion.
It’s still not logical to me that this throws an error…
Axis is a line because it needs a physical location, vectors do not have a physical location. That being said, the description could be better, maybe something like “Rotation axis line”. (Although the icon there is the line icon, as opposed to the vector icon).
A vector doesn’t specify a location the way a line does.