Rotate many object

#1 I assume your using mouse events. So in the scripted mouseevent you have that rotates the one object, you can call the other object and tell it to rotate in the opposite direction.
Like
box1.angularvelocity(10);
box2.angularvelocity(-10);

#2 Here what I have for the first object.

function mole::onAdd(%this)
{
%this.setUseMouseEvents(true);
}

function mole::onMouseDown(%this, %modifier, %worldPosition, %mouseClicks)
{
%rotation = (%this.getRotation() + 90) % 360;
%this.setRotation(%rotation);
}

function mole::onRightMouseDown(%this, %modifier, %worldPosition, %mouseClicks)
{
%rotation = (%this.getRotation() - 90) % 360;
%this.setRotation(%rotation);
}

am just try to get the other 3 object to rotate in the other direction. I have try to uses the name of the object
like mole2.setRotation but that did not work

#3 Harrison, give this a whirl;

// this is outside of any functions
$moleCount = 0;
function mole::onAdd(%this)
{
  $moles[$moleCount] = %this;
  $moleCount++;
  $moles[$moleCount].setUseMouseEvents(true);
}

function mole::onMouseDown(%this,...)
{
  %rotation = // ...
  %this.setRotation(%rotation);
  for(%x=0;%x<$moleCount;%x++)
  {
    if($moles[%x] != %this)
    {
      $moles[%x].setRotation(-%rotation);
    }
  }
}
}

this is untested, and may or may not work ... not sure if when %rotation is -90 that -%rotation will be +90 or not, it should though ...

This would work, and probably provide decent enough performance with a small number of objects but would not work with hundreds or thousands though as I believe this loop would be 'over kill' and a better system would need to be used in it's place ...

This also does not take into account the removal of moles either, so you would have to write something to keep track of removing the moles. If you removed mole 3 from the $moles array, you would have to then shift the rest of the moles downward in the array ...

hope this helps

#4 Thanks to all. Am just us the moles for testing of something that am work on.