The Clamp method in the Rotation struct is used to limit the rotation to a specified angle range. It adjusts the current rotation to be within a certain number of degrees from a target rotation.
The Clamp method in the Rotation struct is used to limit the rotation to a specified angle range. It adjusts the current rotation to be within a certain number of degrees from a target rotation.
To use the Clamp method, you need to have an instance of the Rotation struct. You can then call this method to adjust the rotation towards a target rotation, ensuring that the change does not exceed a specified number of degrees.
The method takes two parameters:
to: A Rotation object representing the target rotation you want to clamp towards.degrees: A float value specifying the maximum number of degrees the rotation can change.// Example of using the Clamp method Rotation currentRotation = new Rotation(); Rotation targetRotation = Rotation.FromAxis(new Vector3(0, 1, 0), 90); float maxDegrees = 45.0f; // Clamp the current rotation towards the target rotation Rotation clampedRotation = currentRotation.Clamp(targetRotation, maxDegrees); // The clampedRotation will now be within 45 degrees of the targetRotation.