Hello,

Trying to understand how this works "ang_for_bone", but have some problems.

First I wanted to check bone angles by this function.
So I call ang_for_bone(theTempANG,theEntity,"theBone")
Then I try watch the angles by theTempANG.pan,theTempANG.tilt,theTempANG.roll

Now I try to rotate the bone angles and watch how much the bone is rotated.
ent_bonerotate(theEntity,"theBone",vector(time_step,0,0));

But I can't read the pan angle ???
(It looks like the pan angle is written in tilt angle, because if you rotate the bone by x or y the tilt angle only changes)

The result:
If rotate by x:
ent_bonerotate(theEntity,"theBone",vector(time_step,0,0));
result is in theTempANG.tilt

If rotate by y:
ent_bonerotate(theEntity,"theBone",vector(0,time_step,0));
result is in theTempANG.tilt

If rotate by z:
ent_bonerotate(theEntity,"theBone",vector(0,0,time_step));
result is in theTempANG.roll

Normally, all 3 angles - pan, tilt, roll - are affected. The returned bone angle is absolute - the entity orientation also adds to it. So it's not the same angle that you use for rotating the bone. For instance, if you rotate the entity by 90 degrees, pan can become tilt dependent on which axis is used for the rotation.