[Object Rotation]

Yes, that works!  Thanks so much!

[Object Rotation]

Hi I'm looking at this same domain; rotation.

I want to rotate a cube in x, y, or z by only 90/PI_BY_TWO.  When I use llSetRot() by adding 90 to the x or z value it rotates the cube around either axis to 4 positions.  It even shows a smooth 90 degree movement.  But when I do the same with the y value it toggles between the initial and second positions.

I tried troubleshooting by changing the rotation with the editor by either setting the values directly or using the rotation tool.  I notice that when the object is between 90 and 270 it changes the values for the other two axes.

I've tried looking to the wiki to explain this.  But I haven't found anything.

I'm performing the rotation using llGetRot() converted to Euler, add PI_BY_TWO on the desired axis then converting back to a rotation for llSetRot();

[Build question]

I got autobuild via python pip v 20.3.4 (python 2.7).

c:\> pip install autobuild==1.1.9

 

[URL passed to llHTTPRequest]

Same boat.

I have a perfectly formed URL that uses an IP address for the hostname.  If I llOwnerSay() the URL i can click on it in local and bring up the page.  That same string passed to llHTTPRequest generates an error " URL passed to llHTTPRequest is not valid".

It so happens I have 2 IPs pointing to the same server.  I can use the other address and it doesn't complain.

Again, the URL with either/both IPs work fine with curl or in a browser address bar and gets the data.