Hi all,

I've been working on a project with joints, and I've hit an issue with configurable joints that I can't wrap my head around. Say I have two objects:

Object A

• Has a configurable joint
• Rotation controlled by physics
• Should always "look at" object B (unless prevented by other colliders)

Object B

• The "target"
• Can arbitrarily move around the scene

Basically I'd like Object A to be a physics-controlled object that always rotates to "look at" Object B.

I've been attempting this by setting the TargetRotation property of Object A to a Quaternion that looks at Object B. This causes Object A to rotate as Object B moves around the screen, but its rotation is not correct. Object A's rotation does not seem to follow or point at Object B in any useful way.

Here are the non-default properties of my joint:

• X/Y/Z Motion: Locked
• Angular X/Y/Z Motion: Free
• Target Rotation: Set by a script
• Rotation Drive Mode: Slerp
• Slerp Drive: Position only (other values set to 1)

I guess I don't fully understand how the TargetRotation property works. I'm at a loss on how to fix this.

Thanks for reading.