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move_toward, rotation and radians (lemmy.world)

submitted 3 years ago* by surlybaer@lemmy.world to c/godot@programming.dev

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So, I'm trying to rotate the player as they turn left and right in a top down view. The rotation works correctly when moving right, but fails going left.

Here's the code that handles the rotation

rotation = move_toward(rotation, PI / 12 * direction.x, PI / 2 * direction.x * delta)

The numerical values look right, giving me 0.261 rads going right and -0.261 rads going left ... but the rotation going left continues to go clockwise and stops just before a full 180.

Is there some quirk with rotation that I'm missing? My rubber ducks have remained silent.