I'm guessing you figured this out already, but the problem is that you're using a pivot point that is in world coordinates, not one that takes into account all of its ancestors' rotations.

It just draws shrinking circles at the positions where it was on the last 30 frames. So the "dragon" is a sequence of positions, and the update function adds the new position to the end of the table, and then removes one from the beginning if there are more than 30 positions. The actual mo...

This morning I thought it might be fun to do something really quick, so I made a one-hour game. There's not much to it (obviously): you zoom around with the arrow keys, catching randomly generated flies that move in circles. But I think it feels pretty good and is fun to mess around with for a few m...