closest_point_on_mesh ignores Rotation of the object #45244
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windows XP/SP3 32bits
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Broken: version 2.75 (sub 1), branch b'master', commit date b'2015-06-29' b'21:10', hash b'56ca7f3', b'Release'
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Short description of error
closest_point_on_mesh ignores Rotation of the object.
Exact steps for others to reproduce the error
I do not really know whether this is a bug.
This returns the result that I expected.
However, it is different from the result that expected that I turn object and perform the same thing.
The result is the same as the last time.
closest_point_on_mesh.blend
I want you to point it out if how to use script has a problem.
Thanks.
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This is intentionally in object space, edited docstring blender/blender@cec0138bcc
I'm sorry, it was understood.
My script seems to be wrong.
It seems to do a calculating formula of point in this way.
point = obj.matrix_world.transposed() * worldAxisPoint
Probably this is right.
point = obj.matrix_world.inverted() * worldAxisPoint