The Inverse property of the Rotation struct provides the inverse of the current rotation. The inverse of a rotation is essentially the rotation that, when combined with the original rotation, results in no rotation (identity rotation). This is useful in scenarios where you need to reverse a rotation or apply the opposite rotation to an object.
To use the Inverse property, simply access it from an instance of the Rotation struct. This property is read-only and returns a new Rotation instance representing the inverse of the original rotation.
// Example of using the Inverse property Rotation originalRotation = Rotation.FromAxis(new Vector3(0, 1, 0), 90); Rotation inverseRotation = originalRotation.Inverse; // Applying the inverse rotation to the original should result in the identity rotation Rotation result = originalRotation * inverseRotation; // Check if the result is the identity rotation bool isIdentity = result == Rotation.Identity;