MrQUIVY I don't know what the F you are trying to do.
translation interpolation is easy and can be done in one line of code.
maybe your problem is you are using C#, and C# is a garbage language that wastes your time with overly verbose code that does almost nothing.
Vector3 Norm = Recoreccting ?
is that a conditional with ternary operators?
Util.Vector3
WHY?
the docs say you define a Vector3 in C# with:
var c = new Vector3
vector3 has its own lerp method.
unless Util is an object (this is why C# sucks, in gdscript I would be able to tell an object from a static class method)
you are lerping 3 values when lerp only takes two, unless that is a custom function you made to interpolate between two vectors.
if it's the custom function, you are ALWAYS lerping halfway though because neither Vector3 is changed and 0.5 is always 0.5.
code does what its told to do.
you have to either use lerp on a variable that will be changed:
global_position = global_position.lerp(Vector3.UP, 0.5)
or progress the interpolation amount from 0 to 1:
var progression = 0.0
func progress(delta : float) -> Vector3:
progression += delta
if progression > 1:
progression = 1
return global_position.lerp(Vector3.UP, progression)
