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FBryant
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I'm rotating a sprite with:
spr.rotation = 90;
I'm used to flash so I'd expect the sprite's rotation to display at 90 degrees of the original angle.
But it doesn't do this? It instead rotates the sprite 90 degrees from it's current rotation which I'd usually do with:
spr.rotation +=90;
If I keep calling it, it keeps rotating 90 rather than always pointing in my desired direction. How can I set the rotation (rather than add to it) in cocos2d?
Thanks for your help.
Not sure why you'd be seeing this as the behavior is what you said you'd expect.
FBryant
Member
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In flash assume a sprite faces right at 0 degrees, if I do:
sprite.rotation = 180
it will face left regardless of whatever its current rotation is.
This is not the case in cocos2d, I'm asking as to how I can make it so.
In other words, say we have a sprite rotated at 45 degrees, we want to set it to 90:
Flash:
sprite.rotation = 90;
//rotation is 90
Cocos:
sprite.rotation = 90;
//rotation is 135
I'm saying your "Flash" case is what you should be seeing in Cocos.... there must be something else happening.
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