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I need to get the direction of a 2D object in a Vector2. For example, if it has no rotation, it would be 0.0, 1.0 and if it's rotated 90 degrees (facing to the right), it would be 0.0, 1.0. I am fairly new to Godot, but in I know that Unity has a feature for this called transform.up. Is there a way to do this in Godot? Thanks! :)

Godot version 3.5
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You're probably looking for Vector2.UP

See the CONSTANTS section here.

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Thanks, but that doesn’t really help much. I need to get the direction that the object is facing, and I can’t just do getparent().up or Vector2.UP(getparent()). Not really what I’m looking for.

Sorry, I guess I misunderstood the question. Maybe you're looking for one of:

transform.x (for local forward vector) or global_transform.x

Ah, that’s it! Thanks!

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