In the previous chapter, we implemented an animation using the Unity graph editors for animator states and animation curves. This time, we will do it using C# scripting.
Earth rotates once a day! (You knew that.) That is about 15 degrees per hour (360/24). If we wanted to go for realism, it might be a little boring to have to watch our model spin at that rate (and when we add the sun, we'd have to wait for a year to watch the animation of a complete orbit). Instead, let's rotate all the way in 24 seconds. That's one game second per real hour.
We'll write a quick script to spin the globe. If you're new to programming, just follow along and then read the introduction to programming in the next section:
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