Hi,

I am trying to tween rotationX, Y & Z values of an object to match the direction in which it will be tweened to on the x,y,z.

For this I simply have a target and lookat cube.
1. Target becomes the target vector x,y,z
2. I set the lookat cube to the starting position
3. I set the lookat cube to look at the target vector
4. I then tween the spaceship’s rotationX,Y & Z vallues to match that of the lookat cube.

However it has some interesting results (6mb so please be patient for loading): http://www.allforthecode.co.uk/dev/away3d/random_lookat/

What would be the best way to do this so that I can optimise the lookat tween without it doing a complete 360 or seasaw effect from time to time?

Also I’ve noticed the skybox flickers, hold left mouse button down and drag around slowly you will notice triangles / huge black gaps appearing randomly (no special coding on the SkyBox or BitmapCubeTexture).

Thanks

Darcey

If your doing it that way then use TweenMax and the ShortRotationPlugin

Or without max then quaternion slerp.
Know ive got an example somehwhere but cant find it :/

Nice, ShortRotationPlugin and TweenLite work too

Cheers John.

Now hopefully the Away crew can fix the skybox flickering bug.

SkyBox flickering bug appears to be relational to camera.lens.far = 20000;
Large values cause the flicker.

Additional information for the quaternion root:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20757240/tweening-a-rotation-with-quaternions