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This doesn't sync slow rotating objects (#428)

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* This doesn't sync slow rotating objects

The function sets lastRotation to the current rotation every frame, regardless of whether or not it detected a change. Because comparing two similar, but different Quaternions return true, only quickly rotating objects will return true; slow turning objects will return false, and the rotation will not be synced. By not updating lastRotation until a difference is spotted, any rotation will be synced.
This fix allowed my slow rotating spaceship to sync rotation.
TL;DR
lastRotation should be the last time this function returned true, not the rotation last frame.

* Update NetworkTransformBase.cs
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SuperCables 2019-02-28 06:19:09 -05:00 committed by vis2k
parent f03e7b1ebe
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@ -297,10 +297,16 @@ bool HasMovedOrRotated()
bool rotated = lastRotation != targetComponent.transform.rotation; bool rotated = lastRotation != targetComponent.transform.rotation;
// save last for next frame to compare // save last for next frame to compare
lastPosition = targetComponent.transform.position; // (only if change was detected. otherwise slow moving objects might
lastRotation = targetComponent.transform.rotation; // never sync because of C#'s float comparison tolerance. see also:
// https://github.com/vis2k/Mirror/pull/428)
return moved || rotated; bool change = moved || rotated;
if (change)
{
lastPosition = targetComponent.transform.position;
lastRotation = targetComponent.transform.rotation;
}
return change;
} }
// set position carefully depending on the target component // set position carefully depending on the target component