Vecter3.distance is giving me 0

Unity Engine
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using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;

public class Recorder : MonoBehaviour {

    public MainController MainCont;

    public bool hasStopped;


    public List<Record> Records = new List<Record>();
    public Record CurrentRecord = new Record();

    void FixedUpdate () {
        if (MainCont.isRecording == true) {
            Record ();
        }


        if (MainCont.isRecording == true && Records.Count >= 2 ) {

            if (((Vector3.Distance (Records [0].pos, Records [1].pos) <= 0) && (Vector3.Distance (Records [0].rot, Records [1].rot) <= 0))) {
                hasStopped = true;
                Debug.Log ("Stopped" + Vector3.Distance (Records [0].pos, Records [1].pos) + " : " + (Vector3.Distance (Records [0].rot, Records [1].rot)));              //problem is here
            } else {
                hasStopped = false;  
            }
        }



        if (MainCont.isWatchingReplay == true) {
            Replay ();
        }
    }

    void Record () {
        CurrentRecord.pos = new Vector3 (0, 0, 0);
        CurrentRecord.rot = new Vector3 (0, 0, 0);

        CurrentRecord.pos = gameObject.transform.localPosition;
        CurrentRecord.rot = gameObject.transform.localRotation.eulerAngles;

        Records.Insert(0,CurrentRecord);

    }

    void Replay () {
      
    }

}

This code is attached to the ball in a bowling game and the code near line 25 is supposed to change a variable whenever the ball stops moving. However whenever the MainCont.isRecording the hasStopped variable immediately turns to true. I tried outputting the distances myself (line 25) but the output is “0 : 0”
so it looks like the problem is in the vector3.distace not in the if statement

Please tell me if i’m using the vecter3.distance wrong or another way to do it.

Edit: Forgot to say. Yes,the ball is moving so distance 0 is incorrect

2

The conditions literally stipulate that both values are zero.

3

but how are they 0?..
did you take a look at the record function?

4

You’re using localposition which if it’s parented and it’s position within the parent is 0,0,0, then this would be accurate.

Try using just position.

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The ball is parented… but its parent is stationary and the script isnt on the parent. The parent is only used to set localpos as 0 0 0 when i need to reset