Personally, I would put in timeout and transformation thresholds. So if
object B is moved 0.1 seconds after object A and both transformations are
99% identical, you know you are probably duplicating the transform. What you
do after that is up to you. :-)
"Bruno" wrote in message
news:41595457_1@newsprd01...
> Hi,
>
> Here is my problem.
> I have two entities: A and B
> A is reacator of B and B is reactor of A, such as:
> A->addPersistentReactor(B->objectId())
> B->addPersistentReactor(A->objectId())
>
> So, when I move A, B comes together and vice-versa.
> The problem happens when I select both of them (A and B at the same time)
> and ask to move. As a result both of them move but with the double
distance
> that I ask to do. What happens is the following: A moves and brings
together
> B. So, B moves again and brings together A, which results in the double
> displacement.
>
> Any help?
> Thanks very much,
>
> Felício.
>
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