Rotating

#1 Use it like this

%myobject.rotation=30;

#2 If you want to use the rotateTo command, you use it like this:

%myObject.rotateTo(%angle, %speed);

Is your code not working because you've typed it in wrong, or does your image not recognise that it's been clicked? Don't forget you should be using:

$myImageObject.setUseMouseEvents(true);

so that it can recognise any mouse events that occur on it.

#3 @Nir
Also you should use setRotation instead of just setting the rotation directly.

%myObject.setRotation(30);

#4 I'd think that if it starts at exactly 0 degres, then you could just put a line like this on a OnMouseDown callback. (Make sure to do what Apurva said)

if(%myObject.getRotation() != 270)
       %myObject.setRotation(%myObject.getRotation() + 90);
else
       %myObject.setRotation(0);

This may not work, but hopefully it will get you started in the right direction.

#5 Thinks it works.

#6 Or eliminate the if statement for

%rotation = (%myObject.getRotation() + 90) % 360;
%myObject.setRotation(%rotation);

which will allow you to handle object starting at any angle (not just multiples of 90).

#7 What does the "%" mean in the first line?

#8 It's a modulo operator: gives the remainder of dividing the first value by the second.

For example: 540 % 360 = 180

http://tdn.garagegames.com/wiki/TorqueScript_Quick_Reference

#9 Thanks.