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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 in the game. 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 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 in the gameusing 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.