How to get offset postition after rotation ? (Spent hours figuring it out)

@gamezuv You probably tried to offset that using global positioning.

transform.position = new Vector3(transform.position.x, transform.position.y, transform.position.z + offset);

I guess it was something like that. In that type of situation I recommend using position it like that:

transform.position = transform.forward * offset;

If your roads stay the same, try having an empty gameobject at every spawn point. You can then use the transform.forward of the empty to get your offset direction. Remember to have the empty's arrow pointing towards the direction of the road :)

@matthewroxby has a good suggestion, but if all you know is the offset you can calculate this more generically. Just rotate the offset vector by the rotation of the spawn object,

 //Offset is the offset you would use to spawn on the unrotated spawn point
 //For example, this could be (2, 0, 0)
 SpawnObject(Transform parentObject, Vector3 offset, GameObject objectToSpawn){
 
     Vector3 rotatedOffset = parentObject.rotation * offset;
 
     Instantiate(objectToSpawn, parentObject.position + rotatedOffset);
 }