The Rotation.Identity field is a static, public field of the Rotation struct. It represents a rotation that signifies no rotation, effectively serving as the default or neutral rotation state. This is equivalent to a quaternion with no rotation applied, often used as a starting point or reference in rotation calculations.
Use Rotation.Identity when you need a baseline rotation that represents no change in orientation. This is particularly useful in scenarios where you want to reset an object's rotation or when initializing rotations to a default state.
// Example of using Rotation.Identity GameObject myObject = new GameObject(); myObject.Rotation = Rotation.Identity; // Sets the object's rotation to no rotation // Check if a rotation is the identity rotation Rotation currentRotation = myObject.Rotation; bool isIdentity = currentRotation == Rotation.Identity; // true if no rotation is applied