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Danny McGee
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This PR updates the Transform > Rotation section of the Entity Inspector to display Euler angles in degrees instead of the vector component of the input quaternion. Additionally, this updates the `studio/ui/inspector` module to add a special-case function for updating the selected entity's rotation from the inspector in a way that's consistent with the behavior of the rotation gizmo. ### Known Issues The values displayed for the angles in the inspector are not always intuitive, especially while actively manipulating them. To some extent this is just the nature of Euler angles (e.g., Unreal Engine exhibits similar issues), but I suspect there's room for improvement of our implementation (e.g., Unreal's rotation display is typically _more_ sane than ours). Regardless, fixing this requires a firmer grasp of the math than I possess, so a fix for this issue is not currently planned.
Storyteller Studio
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