The WorldRotation property of a GameObject represents its rotation in the world space. This property provides the orientation of the GameObject relative to the global coordinate system, rather than its local coordinate system or its parent.
The WorldRotation property of a GameObject represents its rotation in the world space. This property provides the orientation of the GameObject relative to the global coordinate system, rather than its local coordinate system or its parent.
Use the WorldRotation property to get or set the rotation of a GameObject in world space. This is useful when you need to align the GameObject with a specific direction in the world or when you want to apply a rotation that is independent of the GameObject's parent.
// Example of setting the WorldRotation of a GameObject GameObject myObject = new GameObject(); myObject.WorldRotation = Rotation.FromAxis(Vector3.Up, 90); // Rotates the object 90 degrees around the up axis // Example of getting the WorldRotation of a GameObject Rotation currentRotation = myObject.WorldRotation; // Adjusting the WorldRotation myObject.WorldRotation *= Rotation.FromAxis(Vector3.Right, 45); // Further rotates the object 45 degrees around the right axis