The ToLocal method of the Transform struct is used to convert a given child transform from world space to local space relative to the current transform. This is useful when you need to understand the position, rotation, and scale of a child object in relation to its parent object.
To use the ToLocal method, you need to have a Transform instance representing the child transform that you want to convert. Pass this instance by reference to the method, and it will return a new Transform that represents the local space transformation.
// Assume 'parentTransform' is a Transform representing the parent object // and 'childTransform' is a Transform representing the child object in world space. Transform childTransform = new Transform(); Transform parentTransform = new Transform(); // Convert the child's world transform to local transform relative to the parent Transform localTransform = parentTransform.ToLocal(ref childTransform); // Now 'localTransform' contains the position, rotation, and scale of the child // relative to the parent.