Sorry guys, but I can’t figure out how to use RotationTrack. I’m using the 01-24-2011 nightly build, and it doesn’t have any tests that I can find. I’ve tried fiddling with it, but it doesn’t seem to do anything.
Might someone with spare time please give me a piece of code using RotationTrack which I can dissect and learn from? I can post my own test code, if you like.
Look at TestCinematic, the rotation track is sued to rotate the teapot.
Tracks in general has to be used in a cinematic
the RotationTrack constructor takes the spatial you want to rotate, and array of 3 floats representing the x, y, z rotation in radians, it can take the duration, and the loop mode.
so for exemple :
float[] rotation2 = {0, FastMath.TWO_PI, 0};
cinematic.addCinematicEvent(0, new RotationTrack(teapot, rotation2, 20));
make the teapot do a complete rotation on itself along the Y axis over 20 seconds. And it starts at the beginning of the cinematic.
Thank you, nehon 
It works perfectly, of course. I hadn’t noticed the RT being used in TestCinematic until you pointed it out.
I don’t think you can pick a custom axis to rotate around, am I right? It’s X, Y and Z, in any combination, but nothing else. Can this be changed, or can you please suggest an alternative method of rotating a mesh around an arbitrary axis, for a given number of radians, in a given length of time?
Extending RotationTrack to accept a Vector3f for the axis worked. Thanks for your previous help, nehon
oops sorry forgot to answer your previous post.
Glad you found your way out of this