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<blockquote data-quote="Myscellia" data-source="post: 740113">I am currently working on a model which requires an array of the same object following a curve. In order to have the array of objects facing the appropriate direction along the curve, I had to apply a 180° rotation to my Y and Z axes... And now the object acts weird.Namely : when I move it along the X axis, it moves along the Z one (i.e vertically). When I move it along the Z axis, it moves along the X one (i.e horizontally). And when I move it along the Y axis, it moves in the opposite direction (i.e it goes left when I pull it to the right). And I cannot, for the life of me, find how to fix this problem : I&#039;ve tried applying All Transformations to reset the scale, location &amp; rotation to 0, it didn&#039;t change anything. I tried moving the origin around, but nothing either. I have absolutely no clue what&#039;s going on.Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you !</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Myscellia, post: 740113"] I am currently working on a model which requires an array of the same object following a curve. In order to have the array of objects facing the appropriate direction along the curve, I had to apply a 180° rotation to my Y and Z axes... And now the object acts weird. Namely : when I move it along the X axis, it moves along the Z one (i.e vertically). When I move it along the Z axis, it moves along the X one (i.e horizontally). And when I move it along the Y axis, it moves in the opposite direction (i.e it goes left when I pull it to the right). And I cannot, for the life of me, find how to fix this problem : I've tried applying All Transformations to reset the scale, location & rotation to 0, it didn't change anything. I tried moving the origin around, but nothing either. I have absolutely no clue what's going on. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you ! [/QUOTE]

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