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SODE jetway creation in Gmax; Alignment

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JakobFerdinand

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I've been working on converting a static jetway model to a SODE jetway. I've edited the model in Blender and now have it in Gmax. The original file included multiple copies of the jetway and to get the one object that I needed, and have it aligned to the right axis, I manually calculated the amount of rotation and rotated the jetway. When applying the rotation in Blender, it did this with less significant figures than my calculation. My question is: Does the jetway need to be truly aligned (created with all sub-objects already aligned from the beginning) or would my solution work?

Best Regards,
Jakob Böhme
 
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