The LocalRotation property of the GameTransform class represents the rotation of a game object in local coordinates. This property is used to get or set the rotation relative to the object's parent, allowing for transformations that are independent of the world coordinate system.
To use the LocalRotation property, you can access it directly from an instance of GameTransform. This property is marked as obsolete, and it is recommended to use LocalRotation directly instead of Transform.LocalRotation.
// Example of setting the local rotation of a GameObject GameTransform transform = myGameObject.Transform; transform.LocalRotation = Rotation.FromAxis(Vector3.Up, 45); // Rotate 45 degrees around the Up axis // Example of getting the local rotation Rotation currentRotation = transform.LocalRotation;