Rotation via script

[pinkshit]

Hi!

I've opened this topic because we need some help. Thanks to DJBOZKOSZ we have a great script to rotate things in game like the cars in Carcyclopedia.
Here is the script, you have to insert it and invoked for your own frame:

dim_frm 4
dim_flt 5

findframe 0, "My frame"
findframe 1, "My frame2"
findframe 2, "My frame3"
findframe 3, "My frame4"

label PLEASE_ROT
commandblock 0
commandblock 1
if flt[0] > 360.0, RESET_CNT, -1
let flt[1] = flt[0]
math_cos 1
let flt[2] = 0.0
let flt[3] = flt[0]
math_sin 3
let flt[4] = 0.0
frm_setrot 0, 1
frm_setrot 1, 1
frm_setrot 2, 1
frm_setrot 3, 1

getticktime 1
let flt[1] = flt[1] / 100.0
let flt[0] = flt[0] + flt[1]
goto PLEASE_ROT

label RESET_CNT
let flt[0] = 0
goto PLEASE_ROT

This is fully working

Our question is:
We want to change the angle of the rotation cause this script is rotate the things like in caryclopedia but how can we change it to rotate like a clock. Everyone knows the analog clocks and their rotations. I don't know what angle is it (X, Y, Z)so if anybody knows something please post!

Regards

[rays]

[MatteoCapoletti]

Geez I just saw how old the original post was....but oh well...

Nothing in this script indicates rotation axis can be changed

Okay well this thing pissed me off because I couldn't make it work. But my philosophy with modding Mafia has always been, when the game shuts the door, I'll bust in through the window

So I did it the classic animation way. Made a truck load of barrel models each one slightly more rotated than the last (36 barrels at 10 degree rotation to be exact) and turned them on and of in sequence to create the animation illusion. I Nested the on and offing of the models to prevent flickering If I was going to keep this I would spend more time tweaking it, its a little stodgy....but I just wanted to see if I could do it.

Script Below the pictures of all the models I added. You might notice there are few models missing, they were misplaced.

[ASM.]

[GOLOD55]

quat constructing (via sincos or quat_make) is good.
but one of the other ways has the most lil script seem - via quat_slerping:

dim_frm 1
dim_flt 20

findframe 0, "popel11"

vect_set 1,1,0,0
vect_set 4,0,0,0
vect_set 7,-1,0,0
//frm_getrot 0,1
//frm_setrot 0,1

label rot
let flt[9]=flt[9]+0.01
quat_slerp 10,1,5,9
frm_setrot 0,10
goto rot


PS:
quat1=start(0 rot)
quat5=target(180deg Y here)
+-0.01=direction&speed