Why is rotation offset

Questions & Answers
1

If i use this code

transform.position= Vector3.zero+Vector3(0,0,1);

Now In the inspector I rotate the y value and the obejct has its own axis.

If I use this

transform.position= Vector3.zero+transform.TransformDirection(0,0,1);

Now In the inspector I rotate the y value and the obejct rotates on the Vector3.zero Axis as it would be parented on the first Vector. In this case vector3.zero

Why is this?? Its Possible to use :

transform.position= Vector3.zero+transform.TransformDirection(0,0,1);

BUT TO USE THE OWN OBJECT AXIS ???

2

Hi Psyhova,

There are many options with how to alter transform (position, scale, rotation).

One option is to treat movement and rotation separately like this.

transform.position = new Vector3 
(
          transform.position.x + 10, 
          transform.position.y, 
          transform.position.z
);
transform.Rotate(new Vector3( 1, 2, 3), 45, Space.World);

Enjoy!

-Sam