Reputation: 1748
Can an object be a child of multiple objects?
A.add( C ); B.add( C ); is valid right?
what happens if I translate B but not A ? Will C move?
Perspective: I have 27 cubes in a 3 X 3 matrix. All the cubes are part of the main cube_group. I now want to move just the top 9. Can I put them in a separate group and move the group? Will that work?
It's going to be a while, before I try this out, so thought I'd ask in the meantime.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 87
Reputation: 7771
Rubik's cube, hm?
You question is actually similar to this: can a ball be in two different boxes at the same time? What if I would to move one box?
It's not possible (unless it's a ball in a box in a box), neither you have real need to do something like that.
Don't group them at all, just apply centered transformation on the (logical) group of nine pieces.
So, the answer are: "no, it can't" and it's not valid".
Upvotes: 1