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There's currently no universal way to give objects an angular velocity. There is `addTorque`, but it only works on PhysX objects. So you have to do a loop every frame and rotate the object manually. Having such command would be very useful for having true 6 DoF motion using scripts. syntax: ``` obj setAngularVelocity [wx, wy, wz]; ``` the units are `rad/s` and a getter command: ``` angularVelocity object ``` I think it makes the most sense if the reference coordinate frame was the model itself. But you can make a world and model variants if you think it's better.

There's currently no universal way to give objects an angular velocity. There is `addTorque`, but it only works on PhysX objects. So you have to do a loop every frame and rotate the object manually. Having such command would be very useful for having true 6 DoF motion using scripts. syntax: ``` obj setAngularVelocity [wx, wy, wz]; ``` the units are `rad/s` and a getter command: ``` angularVelocity object ``` I think it makes the most sense if the reference coordinate was the model itself. But you can make world and model variants if you think it's better.

There's currently no universal way to give objects an angular velocity. There is `addTorque`, but it only works on PhysX objects. So you have to do a loop every frame and rotate the object manually. Having such command would be very useful for having true 6 DoF motion using scripts. syntax: ``` obj setAngularVelocity [wx, wy, wz]; ``` the units are `rad/s` and a getter command: ``` angularVelocity object ``` I think it makes the most sense if the reference coordinate frame was the model itself. But you can make a world and model variants if you think it's better.