Answer by Peter G
You can try directly testing EulerAngles, but that will give you issues so you should probably try storing them in your own variables. You could do it using transform.Rotate(), but you would need...
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An alternative approach to the same problem.var velocity = 3.0; var minXAngle : float = -45; var maxXAngle : float = 45; var minZAngle : float = -45; var maxZAngle : float = 45; private var xAngle :...
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You can try directly testing EulerAngles, but that will give you issues so you should probably try storing them in your own variables. You could do it using transform.Rotate(), but you would need...
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An alternative approach to the same problem.var velocity = 3.0; var minXAngle : float = -45; var maxXAngle : float = 45; var minZAngle : float = -45; var maxZAngle : float = 45; private var xAngle :...
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You can try directly testing EulerAngles, but that will give you issues so you should probably try storing them in your own variables. You could do it using transform.Rotate(), but you would need...
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An alternative approach to the same problem.var velocity = 3.0; var minXAngle : float = -45; var maxXAngle : float = 45; var minZAngle : float = -45; var maxZAngle : float = 45; private var xAngle :...
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