OK. I've been looking at the file you sent.
I've come to the conclusion that I hate the .LWO / .LWS file format.
It's ugly, it's hard to understand and overall not very nice.
So what's going on....
There are pivot points in the .LWO file. There are Pivot points in each layer. There are pivot points in the scene file. Each has their independent position, rotation and scale. The .LWO is Reversed notation binary and the .LWS is ASCII! It's a wonder anything made in Lightwave converts to .B3D at all!
That being said, I don't get what is going on.. I adjust the position of the Pivot Points and the joint doesn't move. Eh? This whole thing needs to be re-written by someone with a brain bigger than mine... :/
I've come to the conclusion that I hate the .LWO / .LWS file format.
It's ugly, it's hard to understand and overall not very nice.
So what's going on....
There are pivot points in the .LWO file. There are Pivot points in each layer. There are pivot points in the scene file. Each has their independent position, rotation and scale. The .LWO is Reversed notation binary and the .LWS is ASCII! It's a wonder anything made in Lightwave converts to .B3D at all!
That being said, I don't get what is going on.. I adjust the position of the Pivot Points and the joint doesn't move. Eh? This whole thing needs to be re-written by someone with a brain bigger than mine... :/