Rotation problem, I'm missing something I'm sure

[Jon-at-Kaio_1]

hi
1st the code…

var go=false;
var playField: Transform;
var myTargetRotation=Vector3(0,0,90);
var mz: Quaternion;
var ori:Quaternion;

function Start(){
ori=playField.rotation;
mz=ori;
}

function FixedUpdate () {
if(go){
mz=Quaternion.Euler(myTargetRotation);
go=false;
}

var newRotation : Quaternion =Quaternion.Lerp(ori,mz,Time.time*.1);
playField.rotation=newRotation;

}

Now the problems I’m having is that when I flick the go variable in my editor to true, the transform I’m trying to gracefully rotate rotates nearly 40% of the rotation in the 1st frame or so, then continues to rotate nicely.

the 2nd thing is when I modify myTargetRotation to be 180 deg on z after its completed the 1st rotation to 90 deg, it jumps straight to 180 deg.

I’m sure I’m missing something here I just can’t pin it down.

[GargerathSunman]

Time.time is the number of seconds since the start of the game. As such, once it fully rotates something, it’ll fully rotate everything else instantly.

I’d suggest switching Time.time with a float that you zero out in the go call and increase over time.

[Jon-at-Kaio_1]

Excellent thanks for that
that hit the mark perfectly.