It's good to see how an object can be made to follow a path, as well as have its speed altered. Is it straightforward to get the object to steer along the path rather than face in the same direction all the time? (Or is it a lengthy procedure which sucks all the fun out of life?)
I haven't found a command yet to allow for that. In normal 3d animation packages you have the option to "look at a object" (the path infront of you). With Freecad I have yet to uncover a easy way to do this without going down the route of figuring out direction vectors.
I have a lot to learn! Nice video!
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It's good to see how an object can be made to follow a path, as well as have its speed altered. Is it straightforward to get the object to steer along the path rather than face in the same direction all the time? (Or is it a lengthy procedure which sucks all the fun out of life?)
I haven't found a command yet to allow for that. In normal 3d animation packages you have the option to "look at a object" (the path infront of you). With Freecad I have yet to uncover a easy way to do this without going down the route of figuring out direction vectors.
Python Console does things different on LS3
Thank you, I will take a look.