The ToRotation method converts the current Euler angles into a Rotation object. This conversion normalizes the angles, ensuring they are within a standard range before creating the rotation. Euler angles are often used to represent rotations in 3D space, but they can be prone to issues like gimbal lock. Converting to a Rotation can help mitigate these issues by providing a more robust representation of orientation.
To use the ToRotation method, simply call it on an instance of the Angles struct. This will return a Rotation object that represents the same orientation as the original Euler angles.
// Example of converting Angles to Rotation Angles angles = new Angles(30, 45, 60); Rotation rotation = angles.ToRotation(); // Now you can use the rotation object in your application // For example, applying it to a game object GameObject myObject = new GameObject(); myObject.Rotation = rotation;