ipocurve rot values / 10 ?

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ipo = Blender.Ipo.New("Object", "ipo_camera")
cux = ipo.addCurve("LocX")
cuy = ipo.addCurve("LocY")
cuz = ipo.addCurve("LocZ")
curx = ipo.addCurve("RotX")
cury = ipo.addCurve("RotY")
curz = ipo.addCurve("RotZ")

for f, line in enumerate(lines):
    x, y, z, pan, tilt, roll = [float(n) for n in line.split()]
    cux[f] = x
    cuy[f] = y
    cuz[f] = z
    curx[f] = (90 + tilt) / 10
    cury[f] = 0
    curz[f] = (pan - 90) / 10

i wrote a script which reads a text file with camera key frames. why do i have to divide the rot curve values by 10 to get it working? i thought i have to use radians here but it seems to be degrees/10. strange! :stuck_out_tongue:

(i still use blender 2.43!)

<edit> ah! it’s mentioned in the docs. i have missed this. i posted too early once again. :slight_smile: </edit>