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    This code snippet controls object rotation based on user input. It gets the horizontal and vertical axis input, multiplies it by a rotation speed and time delta to get a rotation value, and adds that rotation as a torque to the rigidbody component on the game object along the left vector. This allows the object to rotate horizontally and vertically based on input.

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    This code snippet controls object rotation based on user input. It gets the horizontal and vertical axis input, multiplies it by a rotation speed and time delta to get a rotation value, and adds that rotation as a torque to the rigidbody component on the game object along the left vector. This allows the object to rotate horizontally and vertically based on input.

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    Yuta Tayu
    This code snippet controls object rotation based on user input. It gets the horizontal and vertical axis input, multiplies it by a rotation speed and time delta to get a rotation value, and adds that rotation as a torque to the rigidbody component on the game object along the left vector. This allows the object to rotate horizontally and vertically based on input.

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    {var rotation : float = Input.GetAxis ("Horizontal") * rotationSpeed;


    rotation *= Time.deltaTime;
    GetComponent.<Rigidbody>().AddRelativeTorque (Vector3.left * rotation);

    var xrotation : float = Input.GetAxis ("Vertical") * rotationSpeed;


    rotation *= Time.deltaTime;
    GetComponent.<Rigidbody>().AddRelativeTorque (Vector3.left * rotation);
    }
    }

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