cw4:tutorials:rotation_conversion
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| ====== Converting between different kinds of rotation ====== | ====== Converting between different kinds of rotation ====== | ||
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| ===== The difference between Unity rotation and mathematical rotation ===== | ===== The difference between Unity rotation and mathematical rotation ===== | ||
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| - | Even though units are normally locked to the grid, the game allows us to rotate them by any amount. Lets try to give a unit a Y rotation of 30°, which should make them point slightly up and to the right just like the image of the section above. | + | Even though units are normally locked to the grid, the game allows us to rotate them by any amount. Lets try to give a unit a Y rotation of 30°, which should make them point slightly up and to the right, just like the image of the section above. |
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