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there's 3 different types of rotation functions
- Clock Wise
- Flipping
- Rolling




obviously you will need to define your model, precache also if needed.
these functions all take the same arguments, but of course do different things

- Arguments taking

    

(rotating degrees, float rotation time, float acceleration time, float deceleration time);

Clockwise:

    

<Your model>[I] [b]RotateYAW[/b][/I](rotating degrees, float rotation time, float acceleration time, float deceleration time);

Flipping:

    

<Your model>[I] [b]RotatePitch[/b][/I](rotating degrees, float rotation time, float acceleration time, float deceleration time);

Rolling:

    

<Your model>[I] [b]RotateRoll[/b][/I](rotating degrees, float rotation time, float acceleration time, float deceleration time);

here's a little example of spawning your own weapon which rotates.

    

Rotate()

{

	Model = spawn( "script_model", self.origin + ( 0, 0, 50 ));

	Model setModel( GetWeaponModel( self GetCurrentWeapon() ));

	self iPrintln( "Spawned Model" );

	for(;

	{

		//Model RotatePitch( 360, 3, 0, 0 );

		//Model RotateRoll( 360, 3, 0, 0 );

		Model RotateYAW( 360, 3, 0, 0 );

		wait 3;

	}

}

It depends what you are using it for... I use them all for different things..

RotateTo rotates in this 3 ways, you can set it to rotate like any of these:

    model rotateto( ( 60, 0, 0 ), 1 );

model rotateto( ( 0, 30, 0 ), 1 );

model rotateto( ( 0, 0, 120 ), 1 );

I'm lazy, rotatePitch or RotateYaw etc is easier to remember and does the same job

I only use rotateTo if I want to turn to a specific object or point..

target=VectorToAngles(Player.origin - self.origin);
turret rotateTo(target, 1);

Well, something like that anyway

when is v7 being released?

When it's finished :derp:

This is quite cool correy ( i spelt it right :fyea: ) i will have to use this