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  1. Wingnut
    Hi gang. I have another noob question. I have a direction vector (-1, 0, 0). Let's pretend that is "forward". (it could be a much more complex direction, too) If I want to "derive"/calc a LEFT and RIGHT direction... based-upon the first direction, what might be the best way? Or, ANY way. Essentially, I need v3.leftFromDirection(firstDirection) and v3.rightFromDirection(firstDirection) Would that be "left orthogonal" and "right orthogonal"? I think so. firstDirection.negate() returns the opposite direction, so that condition is handled. Can anyone help? Thx!
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