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Question by UnbreakableOne · Sep 29, 2014 at 07:40 PM · transformrigidbody2d

Transform.forwrard of a Sprite?

Hi,

Since most code that I've stumbled upon shooting (bullet instantiation) uses transform.forward, I tried it and transform.forward of my player or weapon object on it's hand are always (0,0,-1) no matter which direction I move.

So how can I set transform.forward for my 2D sprites?

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Answer by Eric5h5 · Sep 29, 2014 at 07:49 PM

Use transform.up or transform.right, depending on which way is "forward" for your sprite.

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That's what I want to learn exactly. How transform.up or other ways is defined for a sprite that it can be different from other sprites.

I initially thought in 2D, in contrast to 3D, up is standard among all sprites.

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Polite bump

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There's no standard; it depends on how you draw your sprites. Just use transform.up or transform.right, whichever is appropriate.

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You could also design a game with transform.left or transform.down as the default shooting direction.

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True, although preferably -transform.right and -transform.up. Left and down are undocumented and deprecated, even though they still work (for now).

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