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|desc=Used to set the rotation of vehicle axes relative to local frame. | |desc=Used to set the rotation of vehicle axes relative to local frame. | ||
|examples=The reference frame can be found in two steps: | |examples=The rotation for the reference frame can be found in two steps: | ||
# Place the vehicle with front facing east(red arrow) and with left side facing north(green arrow) | # Place the vehicle with front facing east(red arrow) and with left side facing north(green arrow) | ||
# now: [[rotation]] refFrame = [[ZERO_ROTATION]] / [[llGetRootRotation]](); | # now: [[rotation]] refFrame = [[ZERO_ROTATION]] / [[llGetRootRotation]](); | ||
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Description
Constant: integer VEHICLE_REFERENCE_FRAME = 44;The integer constant VEHICLE_REFERENCE_FRAME has the value 44
Used to set the rotation of vehicle axes relative to local frame.
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Examples
The rotation for the reference frame can be found in two steps:
- Place the vehicle with front facing east(red arrow) and with left side facing north(green arrow)
- now: rotation refFrame = ZERO_ROTATION / llGetRootRotation();