The Rotation property of a SceneObject represents the orientation of the object in the scene. This rotation is relative to the object's parent, if it has one, or to the SceneWorld if no parent is set. The rotation is defined using the Rotation type, which typically encapsulates a quaternion or Euler angles to represent 3D rotations.
To get or set the rotation of a SceneObject, you can use the Rotation property. This can be useful for orienting objects in the scene, such as rotating a model to face a certain direction or to animate its rotation over time.
Example usage:
SceneObject myObject = new SceneObject();
myObject.Rotation = Rotation.FromAxis(Vector3.Up, 90); // Rotates the object 90 degrees around the up axis
SceneObject myObject = new SceneObject(); myObject.Rotation = Rotation.FromAxis(Vector3.Up, 90); // Rotates the object 90 degrees around the up axis // To read the current rotation Rotation currentRotation = myObject.Rotation; // To modify the rotation myObject.Rotation *= Rotation.FromAxis(Vector3.Right, 45); // Further rotates the object 45 degrees around the right axis