Orbiting object - set angle opposite to the direction of motion of the main object

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- AnthonyLuis
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I have my player ship pinned to a Drag and Drop object with a floating shield. When the ship moves, I'd like for the shield to be angled opposite to the direction of movement. I guess in short I'm having trouble determining the angle of movement of an object that's being moved via touch.
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- AnthonyLuis
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- alextro
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Opposite direction have angle difference 180 degree. You coudn't be wrong using addition or subtraction by 180 degree, either works. Incorporate Anglelerp if easing is mandatory.