# Aligner ## Overview Align the position and rotation of a Target Object to a gameObject with this component. Usually, this component is used by the Zones to align the Animal that uses it.

## Limitations This only works when the animal is grounded. ## How to use it Let's take the Chest Sample on the Demo scene: ***1 - PlayGround Human (1 - Holsters)*** as an example. In this scene, when you approach the central chest, Steve will be aligned (Re-position and oriented\_ so it plays the animation in the right direction/position:

To use it, you need to call the function: **`Aligner.Align(Transform TargetToAlign).`** In the chest example. Whenever an Animal enters the Zone, it will tell the aligner to align the entering character to the correct position.

When its used make sure you connect the Aling() method to the Dynamic option

## Parameters ### Position Align the Target to the Position of the Main Point.

The character will move to the Align point Position

If the Second Point is set, then it will align the Target to the closest point on the line made from both points.

### Rotation Orient the target to the rotation of the Main Point.

The character rotates using the Main Point Rotation

### Look At Orient the Target to look at the Main Point Position.

The character looks at the Aligner (but it does not reposition because the Radius is zero)

### Radius (Look At) If the Radius is greater than zero, then the Target will be positioned also to the closest position on the radius created from the look-at.

### Double Sided (Position - Rotation) Allows the Target to align correctly to a Double Side Position and rotate correctly to the rotation of the aligner. This is useful when you want 2 different positions and rotations, when facing an aligner in a 180 direction.

### Main Point Main Transform to use as Position, Rotation and Look At values to make the Aligment ### Second Point Extra Transform to use as Position, Rotation. ### Align Time The time needed to make the alignment ### Align Curve Interpolation to make the alignment. ### Angle Offset (Rotation - LookAt) Adds a Rotation offset to the Rotation or Look At alignment.