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|descr= Converts position from object model space to world space in render time scope. For the [[Position#PositionAGL|PositionAGL]] version see [[modelToWorldVisual]].
|descr= Converts position from object model space to world space in render time scope. For the [[Position#PositionAGL|PositionAGL]] version see [[modelToWorldVisual]].
{{Feature|important|For [[setObjectScale|scaled objects]], the relative position will first be [[vectorMultiply|multiplied]] by the object scale.<br>
{{Feature|important|
For example, if the object scale is 2, {{ic|_obj [[modelToWorldVisualWorld]] [0,1,0]}} will be offset '''2 meters''' from the model center ({{ic|[0,0,0]}}).
For [[setObjectScale|scaled objects]], the relative position will first be [[vectorMultiply|multiplied]] by the object scale.<br>
For example, if the object's scale is 2, {{ic|_obj [[modelToWorldVisualWorld]] [0,1,0]}} will be offset '''2 meters''' from the model center ({{ic|[0,0,0]}}).
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|s1= obj [[modelToWorldVisualWorld]] modelPos
|s1= obj [[modelToWorldVisualWorld]] modelPos


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|r1= [[Array]] in format [[Position#PositionASL|PositionASL]] - '''the model's centre''' (see [[getPosWorld]])
|r1= [[Array]] in format [[Position#PositionASL|PositionASL]] - '''the model's centre''' (see [[getPosWorld]])


|x1= <code>[[player]] [[modelToWorldVisualWorld]] [0,1,0];</code>
|x1= <sqf>player modelToWorldVisualWorld [0,1,0];</sqf>


|seealso= [[modelToWorldWorld]] [[modelToWorldVisual]] [[getPosWorldVisual]]
|seealso= [[modelToWorldWorld]] [[modelToWorldVisual]] [[getPosWorldVisual]]
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Revision as of 22:40, 7 May 2022

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Description

Description:
Converts position from object model space to world space in render time scope. For the PositionAGL version see modelToWorldVisual.
For scaled objects, the relative position will first be multiplied by the object scale.
For example, if the object's scale is 2, _obj modelToWorldVisualWorld [0,1,0] will be offset 2 meters from the model center ([0,0,0]).
Groups:
Object ManipulationRender Time Scope

Syntax

Syntax:
obj modelToWorldVisualWorld modelPos
Parameters:
obj: Object
modelPos: Array format PositionRelative
Return Value:
Array in format PositionASL - the model's centre (see getPosWorld)

Examples

Example 1:
player modelToWorldVisualWorld [0,1,0];

Additional Information

See also:
modelToWorldWorld modelToWorldVisual getPosWorldVisual

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