"Rotate Lerp"?

Unity Engine
1

Hello, I’m making a game using the oculus rift and kinect, so based on the oculus rift’s head movements, I have the character follow it’s y rotation. The problem is, moving the oculus to the left or right makes the character and camera (which is the child) spin really fast. I was looking into turning down the oculus sensitivity, but it seems less realistic, but it would be ideal with to some how fourth the turn space of the oculus so you had to look 4 times as high to get the same rotation.

So, I need to fix the line “transform.eulerAngles = (Vector3(0, (CamRotate),0));”, which works, but it needs the lerp or whatever it may need. When I use Vector3.Lerp, it wants a set up like (start, end, y, speed), but I can’t do that when I have the (x, y, z) set up. I’ve tried all of the unity documentations on lerp, slerp, Quaternion, and mathf in various ways, a lot of them only talk to Vector when it’s like “Vector.Up” or when the () are set up with just one positional value. eulerAngles was the only format of rotate that seemed to work, I’m a bit unfamiliar with it and the way it talks to vectors. What the script does is finds Camera Y value, and Character Y mimics it when the head is turned more than 10. I need something like “transform.eulerAngles = (Vector3.lerp(0, CamRotate, 0, Time.deltaTime * smooth));” my brain is fried, any help would be very appreciated.

var Cam : GameObject;
var CamRotate : float;
var PlayerRotate : float;
var smooth : float;
private var velocity = Vector3.zero;

function Update () {

CamRotate = Cam.transform.eulerAngles.y;
PlayerRotate = transform.eulerAngles.y;

if ((CamRotate > (PlayerRotate + 10))||(CamRotate < (PlayerRotate - 10))){
transform.eulerAngles =  (Vector3(0, (CamRotate),0));
        //I need help on this line ^^^ It works, but I need PlayerRotate to lag behind CamRotate. Simliar to SmoothFollow/SmoothLook

               
            //PlayerRotate =  (Vector3(0, CamRotate, 0, Time.deltaTime * smooth));
            //    var rotation = Quaternion.LookRotation(CamRotate.position - transform.position);
            //transform.rotation = Quaternion.Slerp(transform.rotation, rotation, Time.deltaTime * smooth);

}
}
2

make two global variables for one the eulerAngles is on start and an other for where the eulerAngles should be in the end of you slerp.

make a function to set this two variables.
now use the update method to use this code:

transform.eulerAngles = Vector3.lerp(from, to, 0, Time.deltaTime * smooth);

this should work for you

3

I think I’m doing this completely wrong, Vector3.lerp is missing a method exception. I feel I need a bit more hand holding than I expected. I’ve put every line in different places. I feel the statement I tried writing is going in circles on itself. Sorry about the dumb questions, but this is what I have so far.

var Cam : GameObject;
var CamRotate : float;
var PlayerRotate : float;
var smooth : float; //set to 5
var from;
var to;


function Toandfrom() {
    to = CamRotate;
    from = PlayerRotate;
   

}

function Update () {


    CamRotate = Cam.transform.eulerAngles.y;
    PlayerRotate = transform.eulerAngles.y;


    if ((CamRotate > (PlayerRotate + 10))||(CamRotate < (PlayerRotate - 10))){
            transform.eulerAngles = Vector3.lerp(from, to, 0, Time.deltaTime * smooth);
               

}
}