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Dec 23, 2000, 6:32pm

what does that mean ? october.rwx: Warning: No context for transform
command (line 3)

Dec 23, 2000, 10:13pm

Hi Ladybunny

The most likely reason is that the October Avatar has
"JointTransformBegin/End" commands throught it. Using a decent text editor
will make a one step search and replace with blank for you to fix the
problem. Alternatively you could run your avatar through Accutrans.

PS: Modelling questions might get fast replies through the "worldbuilders"
newsgroup.

This is taken directly from
http://www.activeworlds.com/help/aw30/rwx_unsupported.html

The following RWX commands are not supported in Active Worlds 3.0. If used
in a RWX file they will be ignored by the browser. Additionally, some will
generate a warning if the Object Errors option is enabled.

AddHint
Hints
Include
IncludeGeometry
IdentityJoint
JointTransformBegin
JointTransformEnd
RemoveHint
RotateJoint
TextureDithering
TextureGammaCorrection
Trace
TransformJoint


Regards Justin

Dec 24, 2000, 12:43am

thank you Just in :)

[View Quote] > Hi Ladybunny
>
> The most likely reason is that the October Avatar has
> "JointTransformBegin/End" commands throught it. Using a decent text editor
> will make a one step search and replace with blank for you to fix the
> problem. Alternatively you could run your avatar through Accutrans.
>
> PS: Modelling questions might get fast replies through the "worldbuilders"
> newsgroup.
>
> This is taken directly from
> http://www.activeworlds.com/help/aw30/rwx_unsupported.html
>
> The following RWX commands are not supported in Active Worlds 3.0. If used
> in a RWX file they will be ignored by the browser. Additionally, some will
> generate a warning if the Object Errors option is enabled.
>
> AddHint
> Hints
> Include
> IncludeGeometry
> IdentityJoint
> JointTransformBegin
> JointTransformEnd
> RemoveHint
> RotateJoint
> TextureDithering
> TextureGammaCorrection
> Trace
> TransformJoint
>
> Regards Justin

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