The Clamp method in the Rotation struct is used to constrain the rotation to a specified maximum angular distance from a target rotation. This method is useful when you want to limit how much a rotation can change in a single step, ensuring smooth transitions and preventing abrupt changes.
To use the Clamp method, you need to have an instance of a Rotation object. You can then call the method on this instance, passing in the target rotation and the maximum allowed change in degrees.
Parameters:
to (Rotation): The target rotation you want to clamp towards.degrees (System.Single): The maximum angular distance in degrees that the rotation can change towards the target.Returns: A new Rotation instance that represents the clamped rotation.
// Example of using the Clamp method Rotation currentRotation = new Rotation(); Rotation targetRotation = Rotation.FromAxis(Vector3.Up, 90); float maxDegrees = 45.0f; // Clamp the current rotation towards the target rotation Rotation clampedRotation = currentRotation.Clamp(targetRotation, maxDegrees); // The clampedRotation will be at most 45 degrees away from the currentRotation towards the targetRotation.