All language subtitles for TheVectorRotateNode

Besides the Vector Mapping node,
if we want to rotate vectors,

we can also use the Vector Rotate node. Most often
we would use this to rotate texture coordinates.

By default, it's set to the Axis Angle mode,
which allows us to define an axis around which

to rotate our vectors. The default axis has
a value of one for Z, and zero for X and Y.

This makes it an axis pointing
straight up in the Z direction,

so by changing the angle, we're rotating
around the Z axis. But importantly, we can

change this axis to point in any direction,
not just one of the three primary axes.

In fact, if we want to rotate
around one of the primary axes,

it's more convenient to switch the rotation mode
from Axis Angle to one of the fixed axis modes.

These allow us to rotate directly around X, Y
or Z, without having to specify an axis vector.

And finally, the Euler mode allows
us to specify an angle for each axis,

just like the rotation property
of an object does by default.

Also note that in any of the rotation modes,

we can specify the rotation pivot to be
anywhere, by changing the Center parameter.