I think you need if (time >= 1/60 ) instead of if (time > 0)

not really, beside even if that work (which it doesn't i just tested it) it meant to make me avoid the "manual adjustment" of the rotation inside the else statement, which is the purpose of this question, i need to know my target rotation before doing transform.Rotate();

could you explain what "didn't work" means ? you got the same result ? could you try if (time >= 1/60 + 0.01f) ?

yes i tried it, when i keep the 'transform.rotation = Quaternion.Euler (targetEul);' inside the else the statement i get the same result as the 2nd GIF preview, when i remove that, i get the same result as the first GIF preview but only a bit "later"

i never said you should remove the else statement. It is needed. Also, shouldn't targetEul.x += 90; be targetEul.z += 90; instead ? you seem to want to rotate according to Z axis here: transform.Rotate (0, 0, speed * Time.deltaTime, Space.World);

yeah that's why i said both, i tried with and without the else statement and the result is pretty much the same, for the other remark, you are right, the example i wrote above wasn't precise but in my class am sure am using the correct axes, i edited the original post and added the entire class.

hello

hi

sorry for the delay i was away

so, i edited your code in your question

those white spaces were terrible.... :p

lol

and i was looking for a "real" editing 8-)

is your game running in 60 fps ?

minimum : 79fps

max : 100fps

(in editor)

but

you are using the wrong approach to solve the problem

forget about time

why is your game's fps not running in stable fps ?

my problem is here : transform.rotation = Quaternion.Euler (targetEul);

forget about time and fps please

these are not relevant

alright

so what is the problem ?

according to you

see when i press one of the arrow key, i assumed that my final rotation would be this !

:*

targetQuat = Quaternion.Euler (transform.rotation.eulerAngles.x + 90, transform.rotation.eulerAngles.y, transform.rotation.eulerAngles.z);

thats the left key

according to your code

the right key does the same thing for Z axis

am i right ?

yeah i know (i didn't mention which one, it doesn't matter :p )

ok so we have

    targetEul = transform.eulerAngles;
    targetEul.x += 90;

and then

if (chronoR > 0) {
    chronoR -= speed * Time.deltaTime;
    transform.Rotate (0, 0, -speed * Time.deltaTime, Space.World);
    myEul.z += speed * Time.deltaTime;
} else {
    transform.rotation = Quaternion.Euler (targetEul);
    //transform.rotation = Quaternion.Slerp (transform.rotation, targetQuat, 100);
    canRotate = true;
    doRight = false;
}

yeah i was using that earlier too

also give the same result

im just pasting your code

80% of the code in your question is irrelevant

trying to understand which parts you are having problem with

this one :

i am assuming that there is some sort of conversion is being made between Quaternion and Euler

that's why i got that weird flipping

this code seems correct

the weird flipping is because

you rotate it more than what you should have

and then the "else" code takes place

where it reverts it to the position it should have been at max

wrong

"you rotate it more than what you should have"

even if that is true (which it is)

i am saving the correct target rotation before even start rotating

am saving it right when i press the key

i know

so even if i rotate it more than it should

the else should fix it

nope

and i will explain why

what you say

would happen

if you had

else

huh ?

why ?

if (chronoR > 0)

do you understand the difference of if/else and if/if ?

will eventuall become false

and execute its else no ?

yes of course

else will be executed only when the if is false

and that's what i need

ok sorry that my english sucks right now, let me break it down for you

k

( i meant to say , this WILL be called , "ever" is a mistype in the second case )

yeah but i don't have "x = 1; " in my code

you are right , give me a second to check

yes but it will be called next frame

for 1 frame it will be drawn in the "wrong" place

you need if/if not if/else

try it

hmm

you have a logic error

:)

nope :3

and here is why

suppose what you said it's true

and that my else is called in the next frame

or even called twice

this :

transform.rotation = Quaternion.Euler (targetEul);

the targetEul variable

is always the same

it only get updated when i press the arrow keys

i know

(btw i just wrote your code, same result)

you mean that

4th frame of the 2nd gif is still doing the "weird" behavior ?

yup

the code i pasted was for the "right" arrow key only

i didn't copy past your code

there is no way the code i pasted you is weird on the 4th frame

i just changed the else to if like you said

dropbox.com/s/qbpisuifu1fz37m/FaceItColor.zip?dl=0

here is the entire project :)

it's just 100ko

i am not using unity

if yo changed the else

okay

to if ( randomvariable <= 0 )

it will never be drawn like the 4th frame of the 2nd gif

if it is

then you are doing it wrong

prntscr.com/6js6ri

screen shot

do it for the left and right as well

to be sure, because i don't know what you are doing

if it still doesn't work

i think i know how you should do it

tell me your results

i did it for both prntscr.com/6js7bg

it didnt work ?

and the print message is printing only once so your "theory" is correct

but i still have the bad effect

the flimming thing

ok

flipping*

do this

actually, first answer me this

is Time.DeltaTime in unity in seconds on milliseconds ?

milliseconds

are you sure about that ?

sorry no no

seconds

yea, i remembed seconds as well

try if (chronoR <= 0.1f)

this will work

...

but will be "choppy"

what difference will that make ?

the problem is not there :p

this is why i told you to use if (chronoR <= 1/60 + 0.01f)

it is

no its not

the problem is here :

believe me

it is

what you are doing

is like saying

and then

transform.rotation = Quaternion.Euler (targetEul);

i want to have a value from 0-100

so i will set it to 100

there is some weird conversion happend

okay you know what

forget about animating the object

say we don't have time

and then i will do if (value < 0) { value -= 10; } , this will make the variable go as low as -10 !

okay ?

sorry mate

but you're seeing the problem from a different angle

do this for me , "if (chronoR <= 0.1f)" and check that it works for me

instead of if (chronoR <= 0)

no it's useless

because

if i do this :

check it please

in that one there is NO TIME INVLVED

no counters

no animation

you press a button and that's it, it rotate

it still give me the "weird flipping"

is it because you have a starting rotation ?

what do you mean starting rotation ?

you mean the cube is already rotated since the start ?

(because it looks "perspective" ?)

yes

i thought about that too

the cube start rotation is 0 0 0

i rotated the camera instead

this makes it stutter ?

"stutter" ?

it still do the weird flipping yes

hmm

let me think

i downloaded your project

and i am trying it now

cool thanks

i don't see any flipping at all

pastebin.com/kstTK4gN

what did you changed ?

nothing, i just removed the whitespaces and reformatted it cause its driving me mad :)

lol

it it still happening

what keys do you press exactly ?

alternate between left and right

randomely

left right left right left right left right

or not necessarily

?

yes

but it doesn't have to be in order

but you'll see the flipping

am sure

so ?

trying to see what exactly the problem is

what exactly is the use of meEul ?

myEul *

nothing i just wanted to see the real objet euler angle in the inspector

you can ignore it

6:20 here , good night :)

haha

happy coding, batman

you too

(y)

check how the code looks like now

not even 1 page long