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Unable to read rotation data from Gyro

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    Are you printing out the quaternion values every frame update? Maybe you are not getting the values updated every frame. Binding a function to the UpdateEvent Event can give you real-time information about the gyroscope.

    function onUpdate(event){

    print(""+quat.x);

    }

    var frameEvent = script.createEvent("UpdateEvent");

    frameEvent.bind(onUpdate);

     

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  • Ah yes Thank you Andrew you have just made me realise my mistake! I was updating the print out every frame but the problem was I think getTransform() only returns a Copy of the transform as opposed to pointing to where the object is actually stored - this was not being updated and I now seem to be getting much better looking data, thanks for that! 

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  • No problem! Glad to of helped :) Share you lens when its done, would love to see it :)

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