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Question by benfattino · Mar 05, 2012 at 04:25 PM · rotatemovevectrosity

Vectrosity object rotation

I'm using 5 script (see below) attached to 5 different objects (each script contains about 15000 lines) to draw a wireframe model. These 5 items are grouped under a single object. Should I turn on everything, but using a script by the book unity (script attached to the object) does not move anything. What is the best way to rotate/move objects vectrosity? It is possible use script mode like manual?

This is the script:

 var lineMaterial : Material;
 var lineThickness = 1.0;
 var lineVisibility = true;
 private var PointsList : float[];
 private var Lines : Array;
 private var LinesArray : Vector3[];
 private var i : int;
 
 PointsList = [0.0,0.0,0.0,1.5,1,1,2,3,4,3,4,5
 ]; //real point list is much longer
 
 function Start () {    
     Lines = new Array();
     for (i = 0; i < PointsList.length / 3; i++){ 
     Lines.Add(Vector3(-PointsList[i*3],PointsList[i*3+2],-PointsList[i*3+1]));
 }     
     LinesArray = Lines.ToBuiltin(Vector3);    
 var line = new VectorLine("Line", LinesArray, Color.white, lineMaterial, lineThickness);
 Vector.DrawLine3D(line);
 }

Thanks.

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