I hate rotations ;)

Hi pholks...

I try to move an object (duh) when it reaches target (or a boundary), it should turn itself into another direction and then move on...

I'm using this:

float new_x = (float)randIntBetween(1, (integer)gMaxDistance) / 2;
        
        if(new_x > 64.0)
            new_x = 63.0;
        
        float new_y = (float)randIntBetween(1, (integer)gMaxDistance) / new_x;
        
        if(new_y > 64.0)
            new_y = 63.0;
        
        llSetRot( llEuler2Rot( <0.0, 0.0, llFrand( PI ) - PI_BY_TWO> ) * llGetRot());
        llSleep(1.5);
        vector target = llGetPos() + <new_x, new_y, 0.0> * llGetRot();

vector target is obiviously the new target I'm moving the object to.

To my understanding, the object should alwas go «forward», but sometimes it goes sideways as well. What am I doing wrong?

Thanks for your help...

The new_y when assigning the target makes the target shift sideways respective to the rotation of the object, so if you didn't mean to do that just eliminate it, so it therefore should only be...
vector target = llGetPos() + <new_x, 0.0, 0.0> * llGetRot();

Thanks Nexii... these are the moments that make me go «duh»