I’m wondering if their’s a way to make a child object have a rotation delay (like a slow parent) but not the location delay (also like a slow parent). I’ve tried to do this with Python with a localPosition function, and tried using location constraints, but to no avail. The slow parent overthrows every function I try to use to keep the child object in its position. Also, it seems to me that the slow parent function (time offset) is hard-coded to offset both rotation and location.
Here’s a .blend. I’m trying to get the child boxes to have a rotation offset but not a location offset. Is it possible? particletest.blend (511 KB)
Any advice would be helpful and appreciated.
maybe even easier:
own.worldPosition=parent.worldPosition
vector = own.object.getVectTo(parent.object)
own.object.alignAxisToVect(vector[1], 1/2/3 (the axis you want), speed)