Is there a method to calculate distances between two 3d objects?
Did a search, ,but couldn’t find it.

Thanks for any help!

Just take their position object and grab the x, y, and z of both objects.

Then:

distance=sqrt(((x1-x2)*(x1-x2))+((y1-y2)*(y1-y2))+((z1-z2)*(z1-z2)))

Make sure each model is centered when you export.

thanks.

It seems I have a problem getting distances. The model is a Rubik cube and I have aligned all the cubes origin to the center of the stage in blender. This makes it so when I go to rotate a side it will rotate like a actual Rubik cube rotates. The problem is, I need to get the distance of each cube to each of the sides centers cube. So when i goes to rotate a side i rotate the right cubes according to how close they are to the center cubes.

I have made up version where the origins are set to each cube of the Rubik cube, but I think it would be impossible to solve once you mess it up enough.

here is with origins set to center of each cube
http://www.lukascanoe.com/away3d/Cube.html

here is with origins set to center of stage
http://www.lukascanoe.com/away3d/cube/Cube.html

just click on center cube for each side.

Any Ideas how I could still calculate distances would be great.
Thanks in advance

Guess no one has any ideas on my problem. : (

RESOLVED: Figured out a different way to do it.

Hey,
To calculate the distance between objects, I suggest to you a static function from Vec3 class. That returns a number(how much minor is this value more closer they are).
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