Hello.
I’m trying to manipulate camera using TweenMax and I think I found a bug. There are two 0 degrees in local axis.
When I rotate the camera using the yaw function or just by changing the rotationY property degrees change in this fashion: 0…..90 and after reaching 90 it starts to decrease and I get 0…90…0. Shouldn’t there be 180 degrees? How can I find on which 0 the camera is standing on? Please help.

this is what I get when rotating camera in the same direction:

This sounds extremely odd. Are you just changing rotationY? Have you tried both with and without TweenMax (e.g. just increasing the rotationY property each frame)? What is the visual output? I mean, does your camera rotate the way you expect it to visually, and it’s just the traced out value that is wrong?

Thanks for the reply. Yeah I’ve tried without TweenMax and it’s the same. visually everything is right. I’ll take a little screencast when I get to work to show you what is exactly happening. I’m changing rotationY using the yaw method of the camera, which I think is just rotating it and then trace out rotationY.

So I found out that when rotating using the rotationY property it works somewhat right, but when using the yaw() method that bug occures. Here’s a screencast as promised: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6BLAPvO36A&feature=youtu.be