rotate3d in a script give strange results

[MacGyver13]

Hello everyone

I spent hours trying to solve this problem:

 

I wrote a script that inserts and rotates 52 occurrences of block "aaa" in a 3d drawing.

_insert aaa 0,0,0 1 1 10.8674180900849 _rotate3d (entlast)  y 0,0,0 1.51506020498407
_insert aaa 0,0,0 1 1 10.3891249598048 _rotate3d (entlast)  y 0,0,0 2.19061147912497
...

Block aaa is _inserted at origin and rotated 10.867° around z, then re-selected by (entlast) and _rotated 1.515° around y, and so on.

It  works fine:

 

Then I changed the y rotation axis by defining 2 points. The new axis is parallel to y and crosses x axis:

_insert aaa 0,0,0 1 1 10.8674180900849 _rotate3d (entlast)  50,0,0 50,10,0 1.51506020498407
_insert aaa 0,0,0 1 1 10.3891249598048 _rotate3d (entlast)  50,0,0 50,10,0 2.19061147912497
...

 

Problem: the result is not the same depending on what view is selected when I run the script. 

Result also changes if the zoom is not the same before running the script.

 

Below is the result after running the same script in 3 different views (I hid the lines for clarity).

Some blocks are not rotated correctly:

 

All views use WCS (SCG in french).

What am I doing wrong?

Script and bloc "aaa" attached.

 

Thanks in advance.

equation of time.scr aaa.dwg

[BIGAL]

It may even be your osnaps causing problems use Osmode 0, not tested. Snap off also.

Edited May 27 by BIGAL

[MacGyver13]

You are the best, it works!

I was far to imagine that a command with absolute coordinates could be disturbed by a graphical object snap mode.

Note: grid snap doesn't cause any problem.

 

Many thanks

[SLW210]

I moved your thread to the The CUI, Hatches, Linetypes, Scripts & Macros Forum.