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Puma: /* Rotating: Back and forth */

2012-05-03T20:29:19Z

Rotating: Back and forth

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	*'''pause1''': The time to wait before rotating forth		*'''pause1''': The time to wait before rotating forth
	*'''pause2''': The time to wait before rotating back		*'''pause2''': The time to wait before rotating back
	'''''NOTE 2: '''''At least '''one''' of the rotation-data must be filled in! (rotationX, rotationY or rotationZ)		'''''NOTE 2: '''''At least '''one''' of the rotation-data must be filled in! (rotationX, rotationY or rotationZ) All rotations are in degrees!
	*'''rotationX''': Rotation along the X-axis		*'''rotationX''': Rotation along the X-axis
	*'''rotationY''': Rotation along the Y-axis		*'''rotationY''': Rotation along the Y-axis

Puma: /* Rotating: Repeat rotation */

2012-05-03T20:28:43Z

Rotating: Repeat rotation

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	*'''ID''': The name of the element. If you name it properly, it's easier to find it back when you set it as parent later on.		*'''ID''': The name of the element. If you name it properly, it's easier to find it back when you set it as parent later on.
	*'''parent''': The parent of this object (doesn't do anything)		*'''parent''': The parent of this object (doesn't do anything)
	'''''NOTE 2: '''''At least '''one''' of the rotation-data must be filled in! (rotationX, rotationY or rotationZ)		'''''NOTE 2: '''''At least '''one''' of the rotation-data must be filled in! (rotationX, rotationY or rotationZ) All rotations are in degrees!
	~~\nAll~~ rotations are in degrees.
	*'''rotationX''': Rotation along the X-axis		*'''rotationX''': Rotation along the X-axis
	*'''rotationY''': Rotation along the Y-axis		*'''rotationY''': Rotation along the Y-axis

Puma: /* Rotating: Repeat rotation */

2012-05-03T20:28:11Z

Rotating: Repeat rotation

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	*'''parent''': The parent of this object (doesn't do anything)		*'''parent''': The parent of this object (doesn't do anything)
	'''''NOTE 2: '''''At least '''one''' of the rotation-data must be filled in! (rotationX, rotationY or rotationZ)		'''''NOTE 2: '''''At least '''one''' of the rotation-data must be filled in! (rotationX, rotationY or rotationZ)
			\nAll rotations are in degrees.
	~~All~~ rotations are in degrees.
	*'''rotationX''': Rotation along the X-axis		*'''rotationX''': Rotation along the X-axis
	*'''rotationY''': Rotation along the Y-axis		*'''rotationY''': Rotation along the Y-axis

Puma: /* Rotating: Repeat rotation */

2012-05-03T20:27:56Z

Rotating: Repeat rotation

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	*'''parent''': The parent of this object (doesn't do anything)		*'''parent''': The parent of this object (doesn't do anything)
	'''''NOTE 2: '''''At least '''one''' of the rotation-data must be filled in! (rotationX, rotationY or rotationZ)		'''''NOTE 2: '''''At least '''one''' of the rotation-data must be filled in! (rotationX, rotationY or rotationZ)

	All rotations are in degrees.		All rotations are in degrees.
	*'''rotationX''': Rotation along the X-axis		*'''rotationX''': Rotation along the X-axis

Puma: /* Rotating: Repeat rotation */

2012-05-03T20:27:27Z

Rotating: Repeat rotation

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	*'''parent''': The parent of this object (doesn't do anything)		*'''parent''': The parent of this object (doesn't do anything)
	'''''NOTE 2: '''''At least '''one''' of the rotation-data must be filled in! (rotationX, rotationY or rotationZ)		'''''NOTE 2: '''''At least '''one''' of the rotation-data must be filled in! (rotationX, rotationY or rotationZ)
			All rotations are in degrees.
	*'''rotationX''': Rotation along the X-axis		*'''rotationX''': Rotation along the X-axis
	*'''rotationY''': Rotation along the Y-axis		*'''rotationY''': Rotation along the Y-axis

Puma: /* Rotating: Repeat rotation */

2012-05-03T20:26:15Z

Rotating: Repeat rotation

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	*'''ID''': The name of the element. If you name it properly, it's easier to find it back when you set it as parent later on.		*'''ID''': The name of the element. If you name it properly, it's easier to find it back when you set it as parent later on.
	*'''parent''': The parent of this object (doesn't do anything)		*'''parent''': The parent of this object (doesn't do anything)
			'''''NOTE 2: '''''At least '''one''' of the rotation-data must be filled in! (rotationX, rotationY or rotationZ)
	*'''rotationX''': Rotation along the X-axis		*'''rotationX''': Rotation along the X-axis
	*'''rotationY''': Rotation along the Y-axis		*'''rotationY''': Rotation along the Y-axis

Puma: /* Rotating: Back and forth */

2012-05-03T20:26:03Z

Rotating: Back and forth

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	*'''rotationY''': Rotation along the Y-axis		*'''rotationY''': Rotation along the Y-axis
	*'''rotationZ''': Rotation along the Z-axis		*'''rotationZ''': Rotation along the Z-axis

	*'''hideChild''': Hide the child. If the child for which you set this element as a parent is only functioning as a center of axis and you don't want it to be visible, set it true. Otherwise, set it false.		*'''hideChild''': Hide the child. If the child for which you set this element as a parent is only functioning as a center of axis and you don't want it to be visible, set it true. Otherwise, set it false.
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Puma: /* Rotating: Back and forth */

2012-05-03T20:25:39Z

Rotating: Back and forth

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	This explains what you need to fill in and what every option does.		This explains what you need to fill in and what every option does.

	'''''NOTE: ''''' Time is in '''milliseconds'''! (1 second = 1000 milliseconds) If you want it to move for 5 seconds, fill in 5000.		'''''NOTE: '''''Time is in '''milliseconds'''! (1 second = 1000 milliseconds) If you want it to move for 5 seconds, fill in 5000.

	*'''ID''': The name of the element. If you name it properly, it's easier to find it back when you set it as parent later on.		*'''ID''': The name of the element. If you name it properly, it's easier to find it back when you set it as parent later on.
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	*'''pause1''': The time to wait before rotating forth		*'''pause1''': The time to wait before rotating forth
	*'''pause2''': The time to wait before rotating back		*'''pause2''': The time to wait before rotating back
			'''''NOTE 2: '''''At least '''one''' of the rotation-data must be filled in! (rotationX, rotationY or rotationZ)
	*'''rotationX''': Rotation along the X-axis		*'''rotationX''': Rotation along the X-axis
	*'''rotationY''': Rotation along the Y-axis		*'''rotationY''': Rotation along the Y-axis

Puma: /* Tracks */

2012-05-03T18:27:49Z

Tracks

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	:: '''"closed track"''': Objects go from the start to the end and back to the start, like they are following a circle.		:: '''"closed track"''': Objects go from the start to the end and back to the start, like they are following a circle.
	:: '''"startpoint to endpoint"''': Objects go from the start to the end, but disappear at the end and re-appear at the beginning. They ''jump'' from the end to the start again, like pacman does when he leaves the level at one side and enters it again at the other side.		:: '''"startpoint to endpoint"''': Objects go from the start to the end, but disappear at the end and re-appear at the beginning. They ''jump'' from the end to the start again, like pacman does when he leaves the level at one side and enters it again at the other side.
	*'''~~rotationZ~~''': ~~Rotation along~~ the Z-~~axis~~		*'''object1, object2, object3...''': Click 'Browse' next to it, select an object from the big list and click the OK-button at the bottom of the list. First object ('''object1''') should be the point where the track starts and the last one you fill in, the endpoint.
	*'''~~orbitTime~~''': The time ~~it takes~~ to ~~complete~~ the ~~rotation~~		*'''pause1, pause2, pause3...''': The time to wait before moving to the next point in the track
	*'''~~pause~~''': ~~The time to wait before doing another orbit~~		*'''time1, time2, time3...''': How long the object is moving until it reaches the next point in the track
	*'''~~hideChild~~''': ~~Hide~~ the ~~child~~. If ~~the child for which~~ you ~~set~~ this ~~element as a parent is only functioning as a center~~ of ~~axis and~~ you ~~don't~~ want it to ~~be visible~~, ~~set it true~~. ~~Otherwise, set it false.~~		*'''rotX1, rotY1, rotZ1, rotX2, rotY2, rotZ2...''': The extra rotation, if you want the object to spin, for example. If you don't fill this in, the object will automatically rotate to fit the rotation of the next object in the track. However, if you want it to sping 3 times, you fill in 720 for rotZ.
	~~----~~

Puma: /* Data description */

2012-05-03T18:22:11Z

Data description

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	*'''density''': The amount of objects on the track. For example, if you make it 2, the second object will start when the first is halfway the track. If you make it 10, there will be 10 objects going over the track at the same time, following eachother at an equal distance.		*'''density''': The amount of objects on the track. For example, if you make it 2, the second object will start when the first is halfway the track. If you make it 10, there will be 10 objects going over the track at the same time, following eachother at an equal distance.
	*'''trackType''':		*'''trackType''':
	:: "closed track": Objects go from the start to the end and back to the start, like they are following a circle.		:: '''"closed track"''': Objects go from the start to the end and back to the start, like they are following a circle.
	:: "startpoint to endpoint": Objects go from the start to the end, but disappear at the end and re-appear at the beginning. They ''jump'' from the end to the start again, like pacman does when he leaves the level at one side and enters it again at the other side.		:: '''"startpoint to endpoint"''': Objects go from the start to the end, but disappear at the end and re-appear at the beginning. They ''jump'' from the end to the start again, like pacman does when he leaves the level at one side and enters it again at the other side.
	*'''rotationZ''': Rotation along the Z-axis		*'''rotationZ''': Rotation along the Z-axis
	*'''orbitTime''': The time it takes to complete the rotation		*'''orbitTime''': The time it takes to complete the rotation