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  • Mark Lowe

    October 16, 2013 at 5:18 pm in reply to: Multiple Objects Orbiting a Nucleus

    Hi Tim

    Crikey, I haven’t re-posted here for a while! Apologies for the very late response but, as Peter mentioned, his original expression didn’t work quite as he had hoped.

    As my timescale was tight, I just did it the long-winded way. Basically, I divided however many objects I had in each orbit into 360 and then rotated them off axis by the appropriate amount (eg: 10 objects means the first at 36deg, the second at 72deg, etc).

    So, it worked great but it was just fiddly and time-consuming. Note to self – must learn more about expressions…!

    Hope that helps?

    Best

    Mark

    Mark Lowe

  • Mark Lowe

    December 13, 2009 at 12:17 pm in reply to: Multiple Objects Orbiting a Nucleus

    Wow, thanks for your help Peter! Very thorough.

    I am off to try what you suggested and I wil let you know how I get on later.

    Mark Lowe

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