How To Rotate Object With Mouse Drag While Moving It In Unity | Unity 3D tutorial
Rotate Object With Mouse Drag While Moving It by incrementing AngularVelocity property of the rigid body. Use mouse positional change with GetAxis functions and a random value for z increment.
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At the end of the tutorial, there is a devlogish part, going through two kinda qualified approaches to moving object rotation with the mouse drag.
0:00 Intro & Demo
1:02 Rotate Object With Mouse Drag While Moving
3:52 Tutorial Outro
4:03 Devlog
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