How to Rotate an Object and Keep it's Rotation?

Kurt-Dekker · June 7, 2021, 12:30pm

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You need to multiply the input (in a vector form) by the rotation of the thing you want to use for direction.

An example can be seen and operated in my proximity buttons repo:

kurtdekker/proximity_buttons/blob/master/proximity_buttons/Assets/DemoCameraRotatedControls/RotatedControlsPlayerController.cs

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The rotational multiply of the input vector takes place on line 128 in the above script.

proximity_buttons is presently hosted at these locations:

https://bitbucket.org/kurtdekker/proximity_buttons