That’s because you have to connect Rinterp to either Event Tick or a Timer, since the Set Rotation node must be called multiple times to reach the target rotation.
E.g., your actor’s Z rotation is 45 degrees, and you want it to turn to 90 degrees, and you set Interp Speed to 3 in the Rinterp node. It means every time the Set Rotation node is called, your actor will turn by 3 degrees, so you have to call the Set Rotation node 15 times.
I’d suggest looking into other types of interpolation, like using a Timeline and Lerp/Ease function. It’ll provide more control over your movement/rotation.
I understand how to rinterp a mesh’s rotation but I’m having trouble with doing it on the press of a button
I have a flip flop which rotates the mesh 180 degrees vice versa
my problem is that once I press this button it doesn’t account for the entirety of the rinterp I’m guessing, so it only rotates it a little bit each time
I need to be able to complete the rinterp to the desired rotation on each button press.
Thank you!