In blueprint, how do I rotate a static mesh to multiple set orientations?

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I’m reeeeallly sorry. I think I celebrated prematurely. :see_no_evil:

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It looks like the speed still isn’t constant.

No matter how much the wheel turns, it always takes 3 seconds to complete the animation. Whether it’s turning 45degree, 90degree, 180degrees, etc.

I started with 1 and 0.25 for my Out Range A & B but I tried adjusting those and the results are the same as above with a different length of time.

I even checked the settings in Timeline. I have my value line in Timeline set to Linear, so there’s no ease in and out. It makes it easier to see how the speeds differ.

I really can’t see what I’m doing wrong.

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You’re using ABS:

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You can’t have negative values in the MapRange node. Try it with 180, see what happens.

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Yeah I had tried both 180 and -180 and I get the same results.

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Can you set this to:

  • 0
  • 180
  • 10
  • 2.5

Looks like you swapped the last 2 around in the wrong order.

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Yeah. I was just trying different numbers combinations. I still get the same results. I had the out range at 10, 2.5 before. As well as 1, 0.25. No matter what I try one of two things happens:

  1. the amount of time it takes to rotate between any two points is always the same amount of time. IE: it take 3 secs to go from 0-45degrees and it takes 3 secs to go from 0-180 degrees.

  2. the amount of time it takes to rotate between any two points is inconsistent. IE: it takes 3 secs to go from 0-45 degrees, while it takes 4 sec to go from 0-90 degrees.

Maybe I’m missing something somewhere else? Do you have any values typed in any of the variables? In Current or Target?

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It’s probably not set up correctly then, I’ll see if can add some extra math. Tomorrow hopefully.

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