-180-180 Orientation, how do I go about make it a full 360?

[fangamerproinpro (Adventure)]

So I’m using the :lerp() equation to do some smooth movement on the client side. When a turn is required I do this local cFrame = CFrame.new(LerpPosition) * CFrame.Angles(0,math.rad(LerpRotation.Y),0) to do some smooth rotation, however the problem I’m dealing with is the Orientation for Parts being from -180-180. And since lerp is a linear the Orientation it gives isn’t correct. For example to go from -180 to 180 it would obviously go to -179 -178 etc however -180 and 180 face the exact same way. I want to make it so instead of it going from 180 to -179 it goes to 181. Is there a way to do this via code or something other way?

[mc7oof (oof)]

I had this same problem.

Look at the solution in the post:

CFrame Troubles

I cannot figure out how to get the opposite of what I have. I want the turret to be able to rotate on the oppisite side of the platform: from 90 to -90 (yellow side), not from -90 to 90 (green side). When I try changing the numbers I get the following error: ...invalid argument #3 to 'clamp' (max must be greater than or equal to min) I tried using 90 and 270 but that doesn’t work. It will only rotate from 90 to 180 (yellow side) then jump back to 90. Here is the script if anyone can help me…

[fangamerproinpro (Adventure)]

Thank you to @mc7oof but I did figure out better way imo that’s a lot simpler to do a full 360:

local function ConvertOrientation(Rotation:number)
    if Rotation< 0 then -- Only do this if the Orientation is under 0/negative
        return 180 + (Rotation+180) -- Gets the difference between the Rotation and 180 since 180 is the highest rotation possible. You + and not - because the Rotation is negative. Then add 180 so that it gives that 360 degrees we want
    else
        return Rotation
    end
end

[BubasGaming]

Isn’t it simplier and cleaner to just do

local function ConvertOrientation(Rotation:number)
    return Rotation % 360
end