Holos won't return to original angle

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I have a car (designed by me, made to work by Balto the Wolf Dog) that moves, yadda yadda... A single problem is, the wheels are supposed to turn when A or D is hit. The only problem I have is they turn, but when neither A or D is hit they do not return to their original set angle. Basically;

if ($A & A) {
holoAng(1,holoEntity(1):toWorld(ang(0,0,30)))
holoAng(two through four about the same)}
else {holoAng(1,holoEntity(1):toWorld(ang(0,0,0)))
(two through four still about the same)
}

and D just makes the angle -30. But it still will not return to it's original angle.

[kyle273]

if (A) {
Ang=ang(0,0,30)
}
if(D){
Ang=ang(0,0,-30)
}
for(H=1,4)
holoAng=(H,holoEntity(H):toWorld(ang(0,0,0)+Ang)
}
I believe this will make it so when A or D are held down, the wheels will turn, then snap back when A or D is released.

Is this what you want?

[Whosdr]

      if (A) {Ang = ang(0,0,30)}
elseif (D) {Ang = ang(0,0,-30)}
else        {Ang = ang()}
for(H=1,4) {holoAng=(H,holoEntity(H):toWorld(ang(0,0,0)+Ang)}

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if (A) {
Ang=ang(0,0,30)
}
if(D){
Ang=ang(0,0,-30)
}
for(H=1,4)
holoAng=(H,holoEntity(H):toWorld(ang(0,0,0)+Ang)
}
I believe this will make it so when A or D are held down, the wheels will turn, then snap back when A or D is released.

Is this what you want?

tried it, two holos would return to their original angle, but the other two would toggle left or right

[kyle273]

That is just pretty weird.
It might be that the holo indexes are not 1,2,3,and 4 as I thought.
Try toying around with the code to see if you can get it to work on your own.

[Magos Mechanicus]

Look at this again
holoAng(1, Expression)
So far, so good, sets the angle of the hologram to the value of the expression.
holoEntity(1):toWorld(ang(0,0,0)
This expression returns what you get when you take the angle of hologram 1 and apply no rotation (as specified by ang (0,0,0) ). You're telling the hologram to rotate from where it is to where it is, so naturally it doesn't move.
You'll have to reset them using a different way to specify the set angle.