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h2. Name
*rot* — Rotate a dataset of type polydata.
h2. Syntax
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*rot* _angle\_in\_deg_ \[_x y z_ *| x | y | z | cur* | \[*rep*] \[*del*] \[*col*] \[*nref*]
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h2. Description
Rotate the dataset. Only valid for polydata; i.e points, lines and triangle surfaces.
Rotation is default around the reference point, and the z-axis is the rotation axis. See the [ref] command for setting the reference point that will be used as the rotation origo.
h2. Arguments
*rep* _number_
{indent}Repeate the rotation _number_ times.{indent}
*del*
{indent}Delete the display of the rotated data.{indent}
*col*
{indent}Shift color when repeated display.{indent}
*x | y | z*
{indent}Rotate around x- / y- / z-axes.{indent}
*cur*
{indent}Rotate around the cursor point.{indent}
*nref*
{indent}Do not rotate around the ref point. This is useful when the reference point is set, but you still want to rotate around the origin (0, 0, 0).{indent}
_x y z_
{indent}Rotate around the _x y z_ point.{indent}
h2. See also
[filt|filt - Filter algorithms] _rex_, [mak|mak - Make datasets] _mir_, [ref - Reference point]
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Name
rot — Rotate a dataset of type polydata.
Syntax
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rot angle_in_deg [x y z | x | y | z | cur | [rep] [del] [col] [nref] |
Description
Rotate the dataset. Only valid for polydata; i.e points, lines and triangle surfaces.
Rotation is default around the reference point, and the z-axis is the rotation axis. See the ref command for setting the reference point that will be used as the rotation origo.
Arguments
rep number
del
col
x | y | z
cur
nref
x y z
See also
filt rex, mak mir, ref - Reference point