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@EricLengyel Quick sanity check here: in OpenGEX, it appears to be possible to list translate, rotate, scale in any order. Is it therefore valid to specify rotation around a point? (i.e., have two sets of translations.) Is it *intended* to work like this?
From the verbiage here, that seems correct: http://opengex.org/comparison.html “Node transforms are separated into distinct components, […] enabling local pivot transforms.”
Thanks Warren!
Yes, it’s perfectly fine to have translate, rotate, untranslate to achieve rotation about a point.
This is completely independent of the verbiage quoted, however. That refers to the separation between node and object transforms, which allows a local pivot to be specified without affecting child nodes.
Ah, interesting. Thanks Eric!
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