Hey. So there’s an object that is rotated around some point in space. Both the point and the object are children to another object. The parent moves and rotates itself. Now, I want the parent’s rotation to stop messing around with the child’s RotateAround. How do I accomplish that, as it seems that there’s no RotateAround local overload available?

This is how the child is being rotated:

function FixedUpdate(){ 
if (doRotateArrow)
{
    this.transform.parent.RotateAround(rotationCenter.position, Vector3(1,0,0), 200 * Time.deltaTime); 
    counterToggled = true;

    if (fixedCounter >= 900)   {
       doRotateArrow = false;
       counterToggled = false;
       this.transform.parent.localEulerAngles.x = 0;
       this.transform.parent.localEulerAngles.y = 180;
       this.transform.parent.localEulerAngles.z = 180;

this.transform.parent.localPosition.x = 0; this.transform.parent.localPosition.y = 1.05; this.transform.parent.localPosition.z = 0; fixedCounter = 0; RearrangeArrow(); } }

if (counterToggled)
    fixedCounter++;

}

And this is how the parent is being rotated:

void Update (){

    float mousex = Input.mousePosition.x;

    xtilt = ((mousex - Screen.width/2) / (Screen.width/2)) * 2f;
    transform.rotation = Quaternion.AngleAxis(xtilt,new Vector3(0,-1,0));

}