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I am currently following this tutorial video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOYv4HLWDh0

it is a really simple scene, all I have is a node 2D root and a sprite. and this is my code

extends Sprite
var mousepositoion

func _process(delta):
    mousepositoion = get_local_mouse_position()
    rotation+= mousepositoion.angle() * 0.1

which is the same as the video. But result from mine is different. Lets say if I move my cursor directly above the sprite, it would rotate to the left and if I move my cursor to the right, the it would face up. I am not sure what I did wrong here .

Note: I also tried look at which also have the same result. I am quite confused what I did wrong
Edit : I tried $Sprite.rotation= rad2deg(90.0) and result is strange, it didn't rotate 90 degress rather it seems to rotate something like 92 degrees. I am scratching my head here

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A rotation of 0 degrees represents pointing to the right (along the x-axis). Since the image you're using is drawn pointing upwards, it's going to be 90 degrees off from what look_at() is doing. Set the Sprite's rotation in the Inspector to 90, and you'll be fine.

BTW, rad2deg(90) converts 90 radians to degrees, which is 5156 degrees. What you want there is deg2rad().

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Thank you so much for helping. I actually end up drawing a arrow point to right and it worked. It is nice to know the the origin is right facing. As for rad2deg...that was me just being stupid. Thanks again

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