Help needed with object space rotation

#1 Very simple to do actually. While in the World Editor and looking at your replicator in the Inspector panel find these two fields under Object Transforms: ShapeRotateMin and ShapeRotateMax. These will accept values in degrees in the standard "X Y Z" format.

#2 Thanks Mike, though I was looking for a solution in object space, not world space. The generation of the shape is in the source in fxShapeReplicator.cpp.

I'm not sure if I just add my 90 degrees rotation to the QRotation quaternion (made from the EulerF ShapeRotation) that it would solve my problem. It did not look right when I gave it a try, I believe I need this done in object space to achieve the right result.

My problem is that every transformation I ever did in code was in world space, and I'm puzzled now that I need to make a rotation in object space. I don't know what it'd look like in code.

So some sample code doing rotation (any method) in object space would help me out.

#3 Last time to bump this. Forgive me, I desperately need help with this.

#4 I think I managed to get to the bottom of it, at least this seems to give me what I need:

AngAxisF aa = AngAxisF(Point3F(1,0,0), mDegToRad(90.0f));
	MatrixF objmat = fxStatic->getTransform();
	MatrixF rmat;
	aa.setMatrix(&rmat);
	objmat.mul(rmat);
	fxStatic->setTransform(objmat);