Continuous rotation

You can animate an object with a continuous rotation. The object in question is rotated about its own origin as long as the behavior condition applies.

<g id="Fan" transform="translate(19,19)">
    <rect x="-25" y="-2.5" transform="rotate(0, -25, -2.5)"
          fill="#BBBBBB" stroke="#999999" width="50" height="5" />
    <rect x="-25" y="-2.5" transform="rotate(30, -25, -2.5)"
          fill="#BBBBBB" stroke="#999999" width="50" height="5" />
    <rect x="-25" y="-2.5" transform="rotate(60, -25, -2.5)"
          fill="#BBBBBB" stroke="#999999" width="50" height="5" />
    <rect x="-25" y="-2.5" transform="rotate(90, -25, -2.5)"
          fill="#BBBBBB" stroke="#999999" width="50" height="5" />
    <rect x="-25" y="-2.5" transform="rotate(120, -25, -2.5)"
          fill="#BBBBBB" stroke="#999999" width="50" height="5" />
    <rect x="-25" y="-2.5" transform="rotate(150, -25, -2.5)"
          fill="#BBBBBB" stroke="#999999" width="50" height="5" />
    <rect x="0" y="0" fill="none" stroke="red" width="35" height="35" />
   <rect x="-35" y="-35" fill="none" stroke="red" width="35" height="35" />
   <rect x="-35" y="0" fill="none" stroke="red" width="35" height="35" />
   <rect x="0" y="-35" fill="none" stroke="red" width="35" height="35" />
</g>

In the following figure, the relative coordinate system is shown in red.

Simulator

Activate the simulator with Start Simulator. After you have added a new shape behavior, you can select the group or individual object that should be rotated under Element. Of course, this only works if the corresponding element has been marked with the ID attribute in the SVG code (see ID attribute).

Under Action Type, select the option Continuous rotation.

Example

Condition
Property	<LiveValue>
Function	>
Value	0

To be able to check the rotation, enter a value in the Test Value column of the behavior rules table. In the example above, any value greater than 0 will do.