Rotate object in 2 axes

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So why is this happening and how do I fix this? I need to use relative rotation (relative to the camera and RotateAround functions work fine for that) in arbitrary order.

So, for example I press 'W' and object rotates X 20, I press 'D' and object rotates 20 Z. But when I do it other way around I've got strange result, please help т_т

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Answer by Narc0t1CYM · Apr 11 at 05:50 PM

It makes sense, because transform.Rotate()'s 4th parameter is set to Space.Self by default, which means it will transform along the local axis. When you rotate by the Y axis first it doesn't change much for the object - because I suppose that it's already standing vertically - and then doing a Z rotation will achieve what you want. But when you do the other way around - and I still suppose your object is standing vertically - rotating by Z first will rotate by the local Z axis and then it will rotate along the local Y which will rotate all the other axes as well, because when the second rotation happened, your object was not vertical anymore.

Try this:

 transform.Rotate(0, 0, 20, Space.World);
 transform.Rotate(0, 20, 0, Space.World);

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Narc0t1CYM · Apr 13 at 01:18 PM 0

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