Rotate behavior

The Rotate behavior makes an object spin.

When using JavaScript or TypeScript coding, the features of this behavior can be accessed via the IRotateBehaviorInstance script interface.

Rotate properties

Speed: The rate of rotation, in degrees per second. Use a positive value for clockwise rotation and negative for anticlockwise rotation.
Acceleration: The rate the rotation speed changes, in degrees per second per second. Use a positive value to accelerate clockwise and a negative to accelerate anticlockwise.
Rotation type: Whether to use 2D or 3D rotation. In 2D mode, the object will rotate by changing its angle. In a 3D mode (Rotation X/Y/Z), the object will rotate around the given axis using 3D rotation. In this case, the object must support 3D rotation (having a Rotation property in the Properties Bar).
Enabled: Whether the behavior is initially enabled or disabled. If disabled, it can be enabled at runtime using the Set enabled action.
Preview Paid plans only: Enable to run a preview of the behavior directly in the Layout View.

Is enabled: Test if the behavior is currently enabled. When disabled it will have no effect on the object.

Set acceleration
Set speed
Set rotation type: Set the corresponding properties. See Rotate properties.
Set enabled: Enable or disable the movement. If disabled, the behavior will stop rotating the object.

Acceleration: Return the corresponding Acceleration property.
Speed: Return the current rotating speed, in degrees per second. A positive value indicates clockwise rotation and a negative value indicates anticlockwise rotation.