unity tansform.rotate

Unity's Transform.Rotate method is used to rotate a GameObject around its own axis or a specific point in space.

Syntax:

public void Rotate(Vector3 eulerAngles, Space relativeTo = Space.Self);

Parameters:

- eulerAngles: The amount of rotation to be applied in degrees as a Vector3.
- relativeTo: Specifies whether the rotation is relative to the GameObject's own axis or the world axis. Default is Space.Self.

Example usage:

// Rotate the GameObject around its own y-axis by 45 degrees
transform.Rotate(new Vector3(0, 45, 0));

// Rotate the GameObject around the world y-axis by 90 degrees
transform.Rotate(new Vector3(0, 90, 0), Space.World);

Note: The Rotate method modifies the GameObject's Transform component, which affects the position, rotation, and scale of the GameObject. It is important to use this method carefully and avoid unexpected behavior.