public void localVerpTest()
{
//TODO: Finish this test after Ludum Dare 48
var obj1_world = new Vector3(2, 2);
var obj1_rot = 45;
var obj2_world = new Vector3(-4, 2);
var ojb2_local = new Vector3(-3, 3);
var verp = new Vector3(0.5f, 0, 0);
var expected = new Vector3(0.5f, 0.5f);
Debug.Log("creating a gameobject");
var obj1 = new GameObject("obj1");
Debug.Log("done");
obj1.transform.position = obj1_world;
obj1.transform.eulerAngles = new Vector3(0, 0, obj1_rot);
var tPoint = obj1.transform.TransformPoint(obj2_world);
var tVec = obj1.transform.TransformVector(obj2_world);
var tDir = obj1.transform.TransformDirection(obj2_world);
var msg = $"{nameof(obj1)}:\n";
msg += new Dictionary <object, object>()
{
{ "pos", obj1.transform.position },
{ "rot", obj1.transform.eulerAngles },
{ "left", -obj1.transform.right }
}.JoinString("\n");
LogUtils.Log(msg);
LogUtils.Log($"{nameof(tPoint)} = {tPoint}", $"{nameof(tVec)} = {tVec}", $"{nameof(tDir)} = {tDir}");
var actual = TransformUtils.LocalVerp(obj1.transform, obj2_world, verp);
// Unity's Vector3's don't work with NUnit's Is.EqualTo()...
Assert.That(actual == expected, Is.True, $"{actual} == {expected}");
}
