This video shows how to rotate a die around its Z-axis without changing the rolled number. This is useful for games like Dungeons and Dragons, where you need to be able to rotate dice to see the results of your roll.
The solution is to use directional snap points that are attached to the outside of the die. These snap points will allow you to rotate the die without accidentally changing the rolled number.
To do this, you will first need to lock the die in place. Then, you will need to enable snap point tags. Once you have done this, you can start placing snap points around the die.
You can use tags to make sure that only certain objects can snap to the snap points. For example, you could create a tag for "dice" and then make sure that only objects with that tag can snap to the snap points.
Once you have placed the snap points, you can rotate the die by clicking and dragging on one of the snap points. The die will rotate around its Z-axis, and the rolled number will not change.