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How do i flip a doodad?
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Turn your monitor upside down.
No, seriously, wasn't there a thread like this already about.. 12 hours ago?
https://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/showthread.php?t=86047
No, seriously, wasn't there a thread like this already about.. 12 hours ago?
https://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/showthread.php?t=86047
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That doesn't work for me, it goes to 0. I can't set negative numbers.
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In the Object Editor you have it: Art - Maximum Pitch Angle.
Shift + double-click will allow you to insert negative values which are necessary. They are in radians, although it says degrees.
-1.57 radians = -90 degrees, a tower/obelisk will lay on the ground.
-3.14 radians = -180 degrees, the doodad is upside-down.
Be careful though. Most models are one-sided. So when you turn them upside-down (for example a dalaran tower) you will see that their bottom is a hole. From inside, the "walls" of these models are invisible.
Shift + double-click will allow you to insert negative values which are necessary. They are in radians, although it says degrees.
-1.57 radians = -90 degrees, a tower/obelisk will lay on the ground.
-3.14 radians = -180 degrees, the doodad is upside-down.
Be careful though. Most models are one-sided. So when you turn them upside-down (for example a dalaran tower) you will see that their bottom is a hole. From inside, the "walls" of these models are invisible.
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Thank you !
But the doodad goes other way around. I got a wall like this: | and i want it to be like a floor so it must be like _.
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But it still stands but it just been rolled 90 degrees.
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