Thanks Rob.
Indeed sir, I think it was just a typo in my previous post, but who knows, perhaps I did the same in the code.
So, you say that rotatemesh should do the trick; oh well, time to try it better when at home.
Anyway, I guess that when PointEntity is used, then the original orientation comes in place again, hence the model turns again in the way it was saved, which is the wrong one for my purpose.
So, as you stated, perhaps is better to edit and re-save the models with the correct orientation.
Cheers,
Sergio.
If they're moving backwards I would suggest rotatemesh entity,0,180,0
Indeed sir, I think it was just a typo in my previous post, but who knows, perhaps I did the same in the code.
So, you say that rotatemesh should do the trick; oh well, time to try it better when at home.
Anyway, I guess that when PointEntity is used, then the original orientation comes in place again, hence the model turns again in the way it was saved, which is the wrong one for my purpose.
So, as you stated, perhaps is better to edit and re-save the models with the correct orientation.
Cheers,
Sergio.