How To Random Rotate Cube In Place In Unity | Unity Tutorial
In Place Random Cube Rotation In Unity, using 90-degree steps to randomly rotate the transform of the cube around each axis. The cube is rotated randomly without changing its orientation but only the faces. This can be used for dice as well as different cube rolls.
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00:00 Intro & Demo
00:54 Change In Random Color Behavior
1:11 Random Rotate
2:54 Outro
3:08 In Place Dice Roll Preview
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