How to determine the real part rotation?

Asked Apr 22, 2020152 views0 answers

For example, say if you have a Vector3(0, pi/2, 0) The part Rotation would be (0, pi/2, 0)

If you instead were to do Vector3(0, pi, 0) The part Rotation would be (-pi, 0, -pi)

Is there a simple way that given the Vector3 you can easily determine what the part Rotation would be if it were applied?

AnonymousApr 22, 2020

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