Graphics

I'm trying to set up an image so that when a checkbox in our MOS is checked the image will flip 180 degrees on the Y axis. I've tried a few variations in visual logic of how I thought this would work with no luck. Any ideas? 

Hey Shane!

What you need to do is think of it as a rotation rather than a "flip".

If you rotate on X or Y you will get the back face of the quad which will just be black. Instead rotate on the Ze (or Zed) access.

I have a project below for you! :)

Here are some screenshots of the VL:

Project:

https://rossvideoltd.sharepoint.com/:u:/s/services/TechnicalSupport/EcSY5UJxL6pJn0-02PVIBvkB2X-RaFmC2cXPX0pSd3NNkA 

I hope this is what you were looking to do!

Peter

This is perfect!

Thank you very much for the help Peter.

Note, that a rotation of 180 on the Z axis will make the image go upside down.  This is not the same as a rotation of 180 on the Y axis, as that will make the image flipped left to right.  If that is what you actually want (it's what your original post asks for), you can rotate 180 on the Y axis, but you need to enable the "double sided" checkbox on the material that you have on the quad, otherwise the reverse side of the material will be unlit/black.