So either way, 450° is still the same orientation as 90°. However, other than having problems like gimbal lock and being less efficient performance wise, it's the exact same thing as i tried to describe above. After the loading screens, the Main Menu will appear.

The Company of Heroes 2 pre-game Options window will appear. Thus, they made an exception and actually work with whatever value you type into the inspector and keep track of that. In the library, highlight Company of Heroes 2 in the list of games on the left-hand side of the window, then select Play. If Unity used Quaternions for the editor however, then the Euler values would jump all over the place, since Quaternion -> Euler has multiple representations. Euler angles are far inferior overall, the only advantage of them is that they are easier to understand for humans. Internally Quaternions are used for efficiency purposes, as well as to prevent problems such as gimbal lock. What is your usecase? What exactly are you trying to do where this is a problem?Īlso you can only set 450° in the editor, because Unity made an exception there. What's the difference? If you are at 360°, then that's the exactly same as being at 0° (let's call the direction forward), and rotating 90° further would in both cases (450° and 90°) make the object look right. I'm not entirely sure if that's really your problem tho, since you said you need to go from 360° to 450°, instead of 360° to 90°. For example, rotating from 180° to 450° should rotate clockwise, but since 450° = 90° it would rotate counter-clockwise. If you want to rotate something for visual purposes and always want it to rotate, for example, clockwise, then you need to implement that yourself. Any rotation value is taken modulo 360° internally (not actually, since internally Quaternions are used), which makes sense since there are no rotations outside of 360°.

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