The LerpTo method is used to interpolate between the current rotation and a target rotation. This method performs a linear interpolation, which means it calculates a point between two rotations based on a given fraction. The interpolation can be clamped to ensure the result does not exceed the target rotation.
To use the LerpTo method, you need to have an instance of the Rotation struct. Call the method on this instance, passing the target rotation, the interpolation fraction, and a boolean indicating whether to clamp the result.
The frac parameter should be a value between 0 and 1, where 0 returns the current rotation and 1 returns the target rotation. If clamp is set to true, the interpolation will not exceed the target rotation.
// Example of using LerpTo method Rotation currentRotation = Rotation.Identity; Rotation targetRotation = Rotation.FromAxis(Vector3.Up, 90); float fraction = 0.5f; bool clamp = true; Rotation resultRotation = currentRotation.LerpTo(targetRotation, fraction, clamp); // resultRotation is now halfway between currentRotation and targetRotation.