I've been playing with the SCNNode object for a while now and I'm lost with the Pivot. How can I change the pivot of a SCNNode (SCNBox as a bar) and place the pivot on one of the edge of the bar?
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A node's
pivot
is a transformation matrix, the inverse of which is applied to the node before itstransform
property takes effect. For example, take a look at this bit from the default SceneKit Game template in Xcode:If you set the
boxNode
'sposition
, that point corresponds to the center of the cube, and if you rotate it (as the template does in an animation), it spins around its center.To change the anchor point, set the
pivot
to a translation transform:Now, when you set the
position
that point corresponds to the top-right-front corner of the cube, and when you rotate the cube it spins around that corner.More generally, a pivot transforms the contents of a node relative to the node's own transform. Suppose you wanted to model the precession of the Earth's axis of rotation. You could do this by creating two animations: one that animates
pivot
to spin the node around its own Y axis, and another that animatesrotation
to move that axis relative to the space containing the node.On the pivot topic:
Just in case you do not have dimensions for your geometry/node something like this might help (especially for SCNText).