In transform.Rotate, I can't use a decimal, an alternative?

[Jonhas]

In transform.Rotate, I cannot use decimals, I want to rotate something by 1.5. Are there any alternatives to it, for even ways to use decimals in transform.Rotate?

[StarManta]

For decimals, you need to put an “f” after it, so the compiler knows that it’s a float.

transform.Rotate(0f, 1.5f, 0f);

[Joe-Censored]

@StarManta

For decimals, you need to put an “f” after it, so the compiler knows that it’s a float.

transform.Rotate(0f, 1.5f, 0f);

Additionally, even when you’re writing whole numbers where it expects a float you should still put an “f”. Otherwise the number is an integer type and implicitly converted to a float instead of just starting life as a float.

When you have a number with a decimal point without an “f” it is treated as type “double”, and it only didn’t work because there is no implicit conversion from double to float.

[Jonhas]

Thanks for helping me out!