#oh sorry that should be
dense niche
transform.rotation.y is not a meaningful value. It is the second component of a Quaternion.
you can get the Euler angles from the rotation, although manipulating Euler angles can still be error-prone
tall sleet
@cold otter It would help if you described what you want to achieve with this one-axis rotation functionality
cold otter
<@892386616151261214> It would help if you described what you want to achieve wi...
well i want to achieve my enemy game object not rotating up toward the player and doing a fnaf 2 jumpscare
with transform.lookat it also just turns the whole enemy toward the player at all times and it looks weird asf
tall sleet
var lookPos = player.transform.position;
// Align the lookPos vertically to our own position so we dont look up and down
lookPos.y = transform.position.y;
transform.LookAt(lookPos);```That should be all you need
cold otter
ok
dense niche
yep, that sounds reasonable.
cold otter
ok so i forgot to lock the x and z rotation of the rigidbody and its really funny
if i knock over the enemy it just ceases to do anything
it just gives up completely
tall sleet
Sounds like a feature