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Honestly, I don't have enough clear information about the object and what do you want to do with it. But perhaps we can try an option in rotate command. We can use a relative rotation with some geometric calculator parameters like "PER" for perpendicular and "TAN" for tangential. I have tried using this option in rotate command to rotate a cone so its outer side is tangential to a particular plane. For information, I need to define a customized user coordinate system (ucs) first.
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Unless the cone will be scaled at some point, it's enough to add the height in the direction the cone is pointing to its position:
point pos:(newCone.pos + newCone.dir * newCone.height)Note that [0,0,0] will be normalized, it's actually the same as angleAxis60 -x_axis (which gives you more information without stopping to think what might that evaluate to
I am agree with Faizan Zakir.
