Itâs a cost-benefit analysis: If it costs you 3 hours weekly to do the wash, but costs you $30 to send it out â that is $10 per hour. But if you bill more than that at your business â or stand to get a raise if you use those three hours to learn new skills, earn a degree, etc., it is worth the investment.
Coordinate Rules for Rotations. In general, we can state the following coordinate rules for (counterclockwise) rotations about the origin: For a rotation of 90o: (x, y) --> (ây, x) For a rotation of 180o: (x, y) --> (âx, ây) For a rotation of 270o: (x, y) --> (y, âx)
If you only want to set one of the axes why not just create a public float property which can be accessed by any other script. public float rotY { get { return transform.rotation.eulerAngles.y; } set { Vector3 v = transform.rotation.eulerAngles; transform.rotation = Quaternion.Euler (v.x, value, v.z); } }.